The Copenhagen School wants to increase the scope of global security studies, what other name does it go by?

A war between uneven powers can become an __________ war, if the weaker side forces the stronger to fight on their terms.

_____________ blurs the distinction between soldiers and civilians?

Academi is an example of a privatized military firm, what is its former name?

What two scholars are associated with nuclear proliferation?

Who believes that ONLY the global community can deal with new security threats, such as terrorism and global warming?

Constructivists believe __________ shapes interests and causes new wars?

The tools of hybrid wars are called _____ zone tactics.

Realists believe the world is anarchical so states cannot build ___________.

What name do we give to chemical, biological, nuclear, and radiological weapons?

Which set of theorists believe the fundamental structures of international politics are social rather than material?

What do we call it when a country sends its military into another country to help stabilize its political structures?

A regionally differentiated world was caused by ___________ globalization.

In what year was the NPT extended indefinitely?

The decline of the state after the cold war,

led to globalization and the rise of what groups?

When a state acquires nuclear capabilities, it is described as having what?

What Arab group's name means "the Base"?

Terrorism went transnational in what decade?

Technology had what influence on terrorism?

What is the first step in stopping terrorist organizations?

What do we call the dissemination of terrorist ideology via the media?

What do we call the use of violence to inspire fear in order to effect political change?

Which one of the following is not a type of terrorism?

(Hint: You may want to know the four types, see pg 249.)

The globalization of commerce has had what effect on terrorists?

According to the textbook in the 21st century, 39% of all conflicts have taken place in what geographic area?

Where did the modern concept of human rights develop?

What generation of human rights include social, economic and cultural rights?

What class of rights protects citizens from their government?

The theory of rights that rest on natural laws, began when?

Why is the Magna Carta important?

What agreement adopted in 1815 sought to end the slave trade?

What is necessary to motivate the international community to act on human rights cases?

American values place emphasis on the individual, Asian values emphasize what?

National security focuses on the state, human security focuses on the _____________.

A threat to security anywhere, is a threat to security everywhere is associated with what concept?

What uprising began in Tunisia in 2010?

Which of the following is NOT a way NGOs help with human security?

How has globalization affected national cultural norms?

Which of the following is not a justification for invoking R2P?

According to realists, states only pursue their ___________.

In 1948 what country objected to the UN Declaration of Human Rights?

Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of happiness are what type of rights?

When does humanitarianism turn into abuse?

What institution is associated with the success of R2P?

The idea that humans have a core nature that dictates that certain things are desired by all people everywhere, is called what?

What is the nonintervention principle?

The Great Depression and WWII inspired the creation of what economic system?

What economic system dominated after the Cold War?

Globalists believe eventually there will be how many economies on earth?

Which of the following countries does the book describe as having state capitalism?

What was the Marshall Plan used for?

The WTO was created in 1995, what did it replace?

The neoliberal approach which advocated less state involvement in the economy, and leaving more decisions to the market, came to be known as _________.

Economic nationalism and protectionism is associated with which economic approach?

The Dodge line provided grants to what country to help rebuild after WWII?

What do we call it when you receive goods across geopolitical boundaries?

What organization promotes development in medium -- and low-income countries with project loans, structural adjustment programs, and various advisory services?

Which one of the following does the WTO NOT cover?

The GATT was created in 1947 for what purpose?

What system was set up immediately after WWII to manage the global economy?

After 1947, the World Bank began focusing on what?

The New International Economic Order (NIEO) is focused on greater ___________ for developing countries.

The gold standard was replaced by what nation's currency?

Economic globalization often causes ____________ within and between states.

Which of the following is NOT a regional framework which helped reduce trade barriers between countries?

Protectionism includes all of the following EXCEPT

At what summit did developing countries begin to challenge the liberal economic order which had flourished since WWII?

John Maynard Keynes and Harry Dexter White were the primary architects of what?

The Dispute Settlement Mechanism is a subsidiary of what organization?

What do we call the government policy of discouraging imports through the imposition of tariffs and non-tariff barriers ?

What term refers to the international transfer of goods and services within transborder companies?

When conflict arises between parties that are unequal and the weaker side employs guerrilla warfare tactics, what do we call this?

Common security is world peace, collective security is __________.

What level of analysis is used when discussing human security?

What is the term for the relationship between "the self" and "the others"? Constructivist believe this shapes interests.

When protections from government (civil liberties) are written in a document, they are called __________ rights.