Chapter 3: Theories of International Relations

What is the main focus of Realism in international relations?

• Cultural identity

• Gender equality

• Power and security

• Economic cooperation

Which of the following is a key assumption of Realism?

• States are rational actors

• States prioritize moral values

• The international system is cooperative

• The international system is anarchic

What do Liberalists believe is essential for achieving security?

• Class struggle

• Cooperation and mutual gain

• Military power

• Self-help

According to Marxism, who are the primary actors in international relations?

• States

• Economic elites

• International organizations

• Individuals

What is a central theme of Feminism in international relations?

• Gender inequality

• Class struggle

• Military dominance

• State sovereignty

In Constructivism, what shapes the behavior of states?

• Military capabilities

• Material power

• Shared identities and understandings

• Economic interests

What is the primary concern of Liberalism?

• Maximizing military power

• State dominance

• Class conflict

• Constructing institutions for individual freedom

What does the term 'Statism' refer to in Realism?

• The centrality of states in international relations

• The importance of non-state actors

• The focus on economic factors

• The role of international organizations

Which theory emphasizes the importance of gender in international relations?

• Marxism

• Feminism

• Liberalism

• Realism

What is a key feature of Neoliberalism?

• Class struggle

• Interstate cooperation through institutions

• Focus on military power

• Gender analysis