In the context of historical research, letters written by soldiers on the front lines would be an example of....
Primary source
Secondary source
From a world systems theory perspective, the united states would be a country, while uganda would be considered a country
Malthusian trap
A situation in which so much land is devoted to food production that climate change accelerates
The observation that societies tend to use surplus resources to grow, than than to increase the living standards, leading to food crisis
Which of the following might be considered simultaneously s globalized and a globalizing process
Immigration
Environmental degradation
terriorism
disease
all the above
none of the above
A is something that stands for something else to someone is some way
is concerned with the combined performance of all markets in a defined market system
Justifying veiling bands
Objectifiying women
linked to terrorism
women don't want to wear them dude to their religion
All the above
Economists associated themselves with Life Boat economics
Julian Simon
Paul Ehrlich
Adam smith
Garret Hardin
add together the total market value of the production of goods and services in a particular economy
"The middle east", "The rust belt", and "The west" are all examples of
ecoregions
World systems
Regions
Transition zones
.... refers to the theory that where a particular society or culture lives shapes its character and moral quantities
Environmental determinism
Cultural geography
Environmentalism
Environmental posibilism
The modern nation-state as we know it began to emerge after the ...
versailles treaty
war shaw pact
treaty of westphalia
diet of worms
always function as manifestations of power
The three major economic paradigms are 1. 2. 3.
is distinguished from liberal economics by the fact that, even though it remains ostensibly devoted to the capitalist mode of production it affords a greater role to the state in the economy
... should be distinguished form the european social democracy blah blah blah
Economic nationalism
Marxism- Leninism
Populism
and have often gone hand and hand
.... appeals to the "common people" against the "elites". Often combined with scapegoating
Totalitarianism
Authoritarianism
Marxism
are never innocent. Rather, they are always connected with certain ideologies, cultures, histories, political systems, ect.
The 2008 financial collapse was the result of economic practices
The "Population bomb" is an example of what theory
Neoliberal
Neorealist
Noeconservative
Neomalthusian
Employment, provision of services, infrastructure, and availability of health care all are examples of "efficiencies" associated with..
Urbanization
Neoliberalism
Marcantilism
An example of a parsimonious theory might be..
A theory with 24 independent variables
A theory with no independent variables, only dependent
A theory with only 3 independent variables
No independent or dependent variables
Realism/Realpolitik is an international relations perspective that holds that....
The system of nation-states is anarchic and every state is seeking to advance its own best interests, often at the expense of others
Multilateral corporations between states is the best way to prevent the outbreak of war
....... is the view that how we understand reality depends on our identity, interests, etc.
Destructivism
Constructivism
..... is the "the striving to make culture and polity congruent, to endow a culture with its own political roof, and not more than one roof at that."
Nationalism
Liberal democracy
"Brexit" and "make American great again" are examples of resurgent...
Idealism
Communism
The enclaves in Bangladesh and India are examples of...
Free trade zones
Stateless spaces that are not integrated into the modern political system of nation-states
Feudalism
The fundamentally optimistic, inclusive, and liberation potential of populism
Which of the following might be an example of an actor that has been excluded from the U.S led world order of free-trading, sovereign nation-states?
North korea
Liechtenstein
The palestinian liberation organization
Indigenous rights movements in Mexico
A, C and D only
A and C only
A scholar who studies differences in voting preferences among women in Somalia and Kenya would most likely be studying....
Comparative politics
Political theory
Political economy
International relations
...... are inherently connected with questions of citizenship and belonging
Liberal economies
Marxist economies
Nationalist economies
is a theory of theory political economy that holds that the economic well-being of a nation is directly related to its control over the global volume of trade and capital
Minimum wages, manufacturing standards, protection of public lands, and levying tariffs are hallmarks off..
Socialism
Nationalist economics
Cultural marxism
can be found in customs, language, brief systems, stereotypes, "common sense", traditions, values, ect.
Studying a particular terrorist groups's ethnographic-linguistic base would be an example of trying to understand its...
Perceptual space
Policy space
Space force
Activity space
A historian who studies classical liberalism would be most likely be describes as an ...
Intellectual
Diplomatic
Social
While historians can come to some consensus on what was a major event and when it took place, they often differ on questions of ------, ---------, and ---------
Cause, effect, morality
Nationalism, Marxism, democracy
causation, interpretation, significance
Historical truth is only a representation of the past
At its core, politics is concerned with questions of and
A theory of history that emphasizes the successive rise of empires, their golden ages, and their subsequent dissolution would be described as a .... theory
Popular
Progressive
Cyclical
Which of the following is not one of the basic assumptions of liberal economics?
Humans are rational
Humans have limited desires
Humans typically organize themselves in societies
Humans have unlimited desires
Walter Rostow's 5 stages of economic growth is associated with....
Mercantalism
Developmental Economics
....... is described a the "capacity of a political economics system to meet the needs of their present communities without reducing the availability of future generations
Sustainability
As a result of economic crises in one place can often spread very quickly to other, far more distant, places
is not now, nor has ever been static or unchanging