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1. It explains why states want more power with reference to the structure of the international system.
2. It emphasizes the structure of the international system that is external to the actors, in particular the relative distribution of power.

Which theory is explained by the above sentences?

1. The culture is characterized by a constant enmity between states that see each other as enemies.
2. It is a world of all-against-all in which states prioritize power and interests.
3. Society without a supreme ruler resembles a state of nature.
   Whose norms and rules reflect these features in terms of social culture?

Which of the following scholars stands out as one of the most important figures in Constructivist IR theory?

Which type of constructivism concentrates on the relationship between domestic social and legal norms and the identities and interests of states instead of focusing on the external, international domain?

I- Ordering principles

II- The character of units

III- The distribution of capabilities

According to Waltz, which of the above are the dimensions of political structure?

Which of the following is the type of constructivism that incorporates values, norms and other ideational factors into their theorizing without rejecting the canons of science, standards, and methodologies for testing hypotheses or propositions?

According to Kenneth Waltz, on which of the following must a scientific IR theory focus?

Which of the following statements about Alexander Wendt's approach to constructivism is false?

I. It aims at removing the traditional dichotomy between system and unit levels of analysis and tries to bridge the two domains.

II. It argues that states’ corporate and social identities continuously interact with each other and states’ foreign policies are the product of this interaction.

III. According to this approach, any transformation in the corporate identity of a state -as a result of domestic conditions- will eventually affect the identity formation at the international level where states will try to reset their priorities in accordance with the new identity” (Nia, 2011: 282).

What kind of constructivism is described by the above sentences?

When you set out to explain the revolution in a country with both domestic and international developments, which of the following approaches to analysis would you use?

On which of the followings does Morgenthau’s version of realism (classical realism) highly rely?

Actors pursue particular interests and assess the utility of a possible action in terms of their preference order at a given point in time when people act according to ...

Which of the following options best completes the sentence above?

1. States no longer see each other as enemies or rivals, but friends and “the scope of shared norms is much more extensive”
2. This culture is the closest one to a collective security system where states identify with each other and define their interests collectively.
3. States form a community.
   Whose culture system has these features?

Which of the following scholar states that although states view each other as rivals, they nevertheless “recognize each other’s sovereignty, and therefore submit to a minimum standard of common norms”?

Which of the following options includes three factors at the systemic level that can play a causal role for the emergence of collective identity formation?

Which of the following is true about state behavior according to neorealism?

According to neorealism, Which of the followings is constant?

Which of the following became the leading proponent of a new version of realism labeled neorealism (also called structural or systemic realism)?