International Relations — definition?
Study of interactions among global actors.
Actors in IR — examples?
States, IOs, NGOs, MNCs.
Global Politics — focus?
Diverse worldviews shaping international relations.
Nation — key trait?
Shared cultural or ethnic identity.
State — key trait?
Sovereign political entity with territory.
Sovereignty — meaning?
State's authority to govern itself.
Independence — relation to sovereignty?
Self-governing status of a sovereign state.
Security Dilemma — mechanism?
Security actions provoke insecurity in others.
Power — forms?
Military, economic, diplomatic, cultural.
Realism — core idea?
States seek power in an anarchic system.
Liberalism — core idea?
Cooperation through law and institutions.
Anarchy in IR — meaning?
No global authority above states.
Sovereignty — challenged by?
Globalization and international law.
Nation vs State — difference?
Nation: cultural community; State: political entity.
Westphalian system — significance?
Established modern sovereignty and borders.
Balance of Power — purpose?
Prevent dominance, maintain stability.
Constructivism — focus?
Ideas, norms, identities shape IR.
Security dilemma — effect?
Leads to arms race and tension.
International organizations — role?
Facilitate cooperation and law enforcement.
Non-state actors — influence?
Shape policies, norms, and global issues.
Testez vos connaissances avec un QCM de 10 questions sur Introduction to International Relations.
1. What does the field of International Relations primarily study?
2. Which of the following is a major international organization involved in global politics?
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