Unipolarity - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Political Science Mid-Term Albert Kim GOVT 132 GMU 45 Questions with Verified Answers Hobbesian - CORRECT ANSWER States are enemies Realism - CORRECT ANSWER sovereign states are international actors pursuing their individual interests Anarchy (survival and security) - CORRECT ANSWER no hierarchy, there is no appeal to higher authority to address grievances, self help environment Major asset of realism - CORRECT ANSWER power: goal and means to achieve states interests, to protect inte...

POWER - Answer- the ability of one person/country to get another person/country to act in accordance with the first person's intentions HARD POWER - Answer- The reliance on coercive economic and military strength to solve international problems. SOFT POWER - Answer- The reliance on diplomacy and negotiation to solve international problems. SMART POWER - Answer- Combination of hard power of coercion and payment with soft power of persuasion and attraction ECONOMIC POWER - Answer- Gai...

Political Science Mid-Term Albert Kim GOVT 132 GMU 45 Questions with Verified Answers Hobbesian - CORRECT ANSWER States are enemies Realism - CORRECT ANSWER sovereign states are international actors pursuing their individual interests Anarchy (survival and security) - CORRECT ANSWER no hierarchy, there is no appeal to higher authority to address grievances, self help environment Major asset of realism - CORRECT ANSWER power: goal and means to achieve states interests, to protect inte...

Summary of the material for the workgroup (2021) for Introduction to International Relations (IIRs). INCLUDES notes from Stephen G. Brooks and William C. Wohlforth’s article “The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers in the Twenty-First Century: China’s Rise and the Fate of America's Global Position” (Total: 19 pages).

This is a summary of Chapters 9, 18 and 19 of Andrew Heywood's book Politics. This is primarily used for the Introduction to Political Science course for the Political Science study. This is highly recommended to study for exams and in preparation for lectures.

Detailed and concise study notes from the Power and Developments topic. Ideal for revision Edexcel politics A level. Covering the following (from the spec) • Define hard, soft and smart power and give examples of each from recent world events or from case studies of China, Russia and US foreign policy • Define and categorise military, economic, structural power within the hard-soft power spectrum • Briefly explain criticisms of hard, soft and smart power from realist/liberal perspect...

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Review Sheet, Third Midterm Exam, GOV 312L: U.S. Foreign Policy Tuesday, April 5: Module 18: Great Power Politics II: Unipolarity and US-China Relations 1. What is hegemonic stability theory and how does it relate to the provision of public goods and the free rider problem in international relations? • having one global hegemony = globalization (international trade), peace • since 1945—US as international hegemon • equal power (demonstrated in interwar period: Germany, SU, US...

POLI 244 FINAL STUDY GUIDE 4 READINGS LECTURE - LECTURE (10/11/17) • Today we are going to talk about polarity and the stability of international systems, this is sort of a continuation of the balance of power that we talked about last week. And we are going to consider an alternative theory to the balance of power, so a competitor to the balance of power theory, also another realist theory, which is called the theory of hegemonic war, Gilpin's theory of systemic change, sometimes it...