Realism- classical theories

According to Realism, what determines State's behavior

• Human Nature

• Anarchical System

• Power and competition

• Human nature and/or int'l anarchical system

What are the three "S" in Realism (Dunne)

• Statism, Selfishness, Self-help

• Statism, Survival, Self-help

• Survival, Solidarity, Selfishness

• Solidarity, Self-help & survival

Which of the following authors is not a realist

• Machiavelli

• Kant

• Morgenthau

• Waltz

It is the fundamental principle of international conduct, the State’s First Law of Motion. It tells the statesman what he must do to preserve the health & strength of the State

• Raison d'etat

• Nationalism

• Power

• National Interest

Most important actor, according to Classical Realism

• Statesman

• State

• Power

• Anarchy

Realism acknowledges that States may have a dual moral standard. One for individual citizens living inside the state and a different standard for the state in its external relations with other states

• True

• False

Realism acknowledges that States may have a dual moral standard. One for individual citizens living inside the state and a different standard for the state in its external relations with other states

• True

• False

In an anarchic international system the survival of the state is guaranteed

• True

• False

Each state actor is responsible for ensuring its own well-being & survival

• Statism

• Survival

• Self-help

State's may cooperate in Realism motivated by the balance of power

• True

• False