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The 2008 financial crisis can be used to highight:

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Which of the following factors is not considered an 'engine' of globalization?

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Which key concept of global politics describes '… the rightful entitlement to exclusive, unqualified, and supreme rule within a delimited territory?'

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Which term best describes “the collective structures and processes by which ‘interests are articulated and aggregated, decisions are made, values allocated and policies conducted through international or transnational political processes”?

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The Threaty of Westphalia was signed in:

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The central argument of the chapter is that globalization:

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Globalization can be seen within the military sphere by:

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The three pillars of the Westphalian Constitution of world politics are:

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Political globalization involves webs of:

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What two terms best describe the transition to a post-Westphalian order of global politics?

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From which writer is the following line taken: "A society of states…exists when a group of states…form a society in the sense that they conceive themselves to be bound by a common set of rules in their relations with one another, and share in the working of common institutions."?

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Ancient Rome was formally divided into Eastern and Western parts in which year?

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Ancient Greek institutions that approximated international society include:

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The term signifying natural and eternal laws is:

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The ancient society to promulgate the idea of ius gentium (law of nations) is:

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Which movement, led by Martin Luther, helped to bring about a secular concept of the state?

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What is the core value of international society?

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The statement "the king is emperor in his own kingdom' came from:

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What term best describes the dominance of a particular state in relation to all other states in the international system?

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The theorist credited with examining the rights of indigenous peoples but also criticized for implicitly enabling sovereignty-based imperialism was:

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In which region did the cold war have its origins

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What war began the era of modern total war?

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What is the term used to describe the retreat from empire throughout most of Asia and Africa after 1945?

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What key policy was associated with the Truman Doctrine?

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What year was the NATO treaty signed?

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Khrushchev's policy towards the West was a mixture of seeking coexistence and sometimes pursuing:

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What was the term used to describe the re-establishment of more friendly relations between China and the US?

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In what year did Cuban missile crisis take place?

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The First World War:

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Which treaty in 1968 sought to limit the spread of nuclear weapons?

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Which author of the choices below is known for describing the paradox of American Power?

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What term best describes the balance of power in the post-cold war era?

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The election of Barack Obama in 2008 occurred during:

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The European Security and Defence Policy began in which year?

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The United States chose to go to war in Iraq because:

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Who was Yeltsin’s successor in post-communist Russia?

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Who termed the US a 'hyperpower'?

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September 11th was foreshadowed by:

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What word is contentiously used to describe the post-9/11 brand of US foreign policy?

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What regional organization emerged in East Asia in 1967?

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Is the European Union itself a member of UN Security Council or the G20?

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We often hear of the Third World (although it is a contested term). But what is the Second World?

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What is “institutional power”?

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The climate change negotiations in Copenhagen in 2009 has been presented as an example of the changing institutional context. How?

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Which of the following is an example of institutions that were created at the end of WW2 (and based on the power situation of that era)?

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Theory of international relations

The 2008 financial crisis can be used to highight:

Which of the following factors is not considered an 'engine' of globalization?

Which key concept of global politics describes '… the rightful entitlement to exclusive, unqualified, and supreme rule within a delimited territory?'

Which term best describes “the collective structures and processes by which ‘interests are articulated and aggregated, decisions are made, values allocated and policies conducted through international or transnational political processes”?

The Threaty of Westphalia was signed in:

The central argument of the chapter is that globalization:

Globalization can be seen within the military sphere by:

The three pillars of the Westphalian Constitution of world politics are:

Political globalization involves webs of:

What two terms best describe the transition to a post-Westphalian order of global politics?

From which writer is the following line taken: "A society of states…exists when a group of states…form a society in the sense that they conceive themselves to be bound by a common set of rules in their relations with one another, and share in the working of common institutions."?

Ancient Rome was formally divided into Eastern and Western parts in which year?

Ancient Greek institutions that approximated international society include:

The term signifying natural and eternal laws is:

The ancient society to promulgate the idea of ius gentium (law of nations) is:

Which movement, led by Martin Luther, helped to bring about a secular concept of the state?

What is the core value of international society?

The statement "the king is emperor in his own kingdom' came from:

What term best describes the dominance of a particular state in relation to all other states in the international system?

The theorist credited with examining the rights of indigenous peoples but also criticized for implicitly enabling sovereignty-based imperialism was: