This anticapitalist political philosophy promotes a state-controlled economy and equal distribution of resources to all citizens.
What is COMMUNISM?
The basis of the international system, this is a political-legal unit with borders and sovereignty.
What is a STATE?
This period between 1947 and 1989 was characterized by intense rivalry and competition between the United States and Soviet Union.
What is the COLD WAR?
This 70-year-old alliance binds the US, Canada, and most of Western Europe.
What is NATO?
Concentrates on the international interactions between actors and factors such as anarchy, the distribution of power, or phenomena such as globalization
What is system or international level?
This revolves around issues related to national defense, conflict and war, and arms control and disarmament?
What is national/international security?
This characteristic of states in the international system means they have supreme authority over their own people and territory.
What is SOVEREIGNTY?
This military alliance was created by the Soviet Union in response to NATO.
What is the WARSAW PACT?
The United Nations and European Union are examples of this type of organization, whose membership is restricted to states.
What are IOs?
Different perspectives from which international relations may be examined.
What are level of analysis?
The French Revolution is credited with launching this global norm in which the mass public feels emotionally connected to the state.
What is NATIONALISM?
This is the increasing integration of global society through the spread of technology, foreign trade, cultural exchange, and social connections.
What is GLOBALIZATION?
These two agreements from 1648 created the modern international system.
What are the TREATIES OF WESTPHALIA?
Amnesty International, Oxfam, and Greenpeace are examples of this type of organization.
What are NGOs?
Emphasizes the attributes of countries and nations such as the economy, culture, or type of government
What is the state or national level of analysis?
This dimension is concerned with the quality of life that people experience.
What is human security?
This refers to the mutual connections and reliance between international actors.
What is INTERDEPENDENCE?
This 1919 agreement ended World War I and created the League of Nations.
What is the TREATY OF VERSAILLES?
This supranational organization sets and administers rules for trade between member states.
What is the WTO?
Anarchy, complexity, and diversity
What are the 3 fundamental challenges of world politics?
In this socio-economic-political system, rules granted land to the local aristocracy in return for their loyalty and support.
What is FEUDALISM?
This phenomenon shows how states' actions in pursuit of security can often make them less secure.
What is the SECURITY DILEMMA?
This series of wars is credited with forging many modern European states.
What is the THIRTY YEARS' WAR?
Walmart and Toyota are examples of these companies, which have subsidiaries in multiple countries.
What are MNCs?
Personality, Psychology, worldviews and preferences and perceptions and misperceptions"
What are key variables of the individual level of analysis?