Theories
This theory emphasizes the role of power and self-interest in international relations
Realism
The ability of a state to influence the behavior of others.
Power
This organization promotes international cooperation and security. Founded after WWII
United Nations (UN)
This event led to the creation of the League of Nations.
World War I
This theory focuses on cooperation, interdependence, and institutions.
Liberalism
The idea is that states are the primary actors in international relations and self-regulating.
State Sovereignty
This country is a major global power with significant economic and military influence.
United States
This conflict was a major turning point in the history of international relations. This event redefined the borders and the notion of identity politics.
World War II
This challenge requires international cooperation to address. Is multidimensional and related to SDG 01
Global Poverty
This theory highlights the social construction of reality and the role of ideas and norms
Constructivism
The belief is that international cooperation is possible through institutions and norms.
International Cooperation
These non-state actors play a significant role in global politics. Monitoring and holding states accountable
Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
This Cold War-era policy aimed to counter Soviets in space.
Star Wars Policies
This trend is transforming the global landscape. Think within the framework of global governance.
Globalization
This theory analyzes the impact of economic structures on international relations.
Marxism
The use of economic tools to achieve political goals.
Economic Sanctions
This regional organization seeks to promote economic and political integration. This a unique phenomenon across the international system.
European Union (EU)
This event marked the end of the Cold War and the beginning of a new era of global politics.
Perestroika and Glasnost
This conflict that began in 2022 has implications for regional and global stability.
Russia-Ukraine War
This theory combines elements of realism and liberalism to explain contemporary international politics.
Neoliberalism
The idea is that global issues require global solutions and a multistakeholder approach.
Global Governance
This individual is a key figure in shaping contemporary international relations.
Hint is from the USA loved and hated
Henry Kissinger
This event marked the usage of illegitimate violence to shape international policy.
This issue raises ethical and moral dilemmas for policymakers. Regarding the bellic possibilities and the need for other energy sources.
Nuclear Proliferation