The reason free trade tends to lead to peaceful international relations
What is ECONOMIC INTERDEPENDENCE
100
Explain the concept of "socialization" in conflict reduction
What is COMMON IGO MEMBERSHIP LEADS TO PREFERENCE MERGING AND CLOSER RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN STATES
100
The Marxist prescription for global peace
What is TO ERADICATE CAPITALISM COMPLETELY
100
Three distinct sources of international law
What are TREATIES, CONVENTIONS, CUSTOMS, COURT DECISIONS, WRITINGS OF JURISTS, LAWYERS, OR ETHICISTS
100
Name the theme: AKENHURST
What is INTERNATIONAL LAW
200
Two negative outcomes of Import Substitution Industrialization
What are LOW QUALITY GOODS, EXPENSIVE GOODS, INEFFICIENCY, DRAIN ON PUBLIC FUNDS, LOW INNOVATION, LACK OF COMPETITIVENESS
200
The realist opinion of IGOs
What is THEY ARE A TOOL FOR THE POWERFUL STATES TO ADVANCE THEIR OWN INTERESTS
200
An agreement among states to subdue a threat from an external state
What is COLLECTIVE DEFENSE
200
Explanation of the problem of "Exceptionalism" in international law
What is COUNTRIES CAN REFUSE TO ACCEPT THE NORM (I.E. REFUSE TO SIGN THE TREATY, ETC.)
200
AUTHOR: Capitalism's "Logic of Internal Contradictions"
Who is LENIN
300
Historic view popular in the 18th Century that proposed increasing exports and decreasing imports
What is MERCANTILISM
300
The Bureaucratic Politics critique of IGOs
What is THEY PURSUE THEIR OWN AGENDAS
300
Two of the three things a state needs for deterrence to work
What are CAPABILITY, CREDIBILITY, and COMMUNICATION
300
One major problem with using customs as a source of international law
What are THEY MAY CONTRADICT CUSTOMS OF OTHERS or DIFFICULTY OF KNOWING WHEN A BEHAVIOR BECOMES A CUSTOM
300
According to Cohn, Raul Prebisch is its founder
What is DEPENDENCY THEORY
400
Four of the five types of protectionism
What are TARIFFS, QUOTAS, REGULATORY BARRIERS, SUBSIDIES, and CURRENCY EXCHANGE CONTROLS
400
What a Marxist would say about the IMF (specifically)
What is WEIGHTED VOTING IN FAVOR OF WEALTHY COUNTRIES REINFORCES CONTROL OF WEALTHY OVER POOR COUNTRIES
400
Description of the "Institutional" explanation for the Democratic Peace Theory
What is DEMOCRACIES HAVE MULTIPLE VETO POINTS THAT CAN PREVENT WAR BEING APPROVED
400
TWO "optimistic" explanations of why countries comply with international law
What is THEY AGREE WITH IT; TO BUILD REPUTATION; TO SOLVE INTERNATIONAL PROBLEMS; TO TIE THE HANDS OF OTHER COUNTRIES
400
AUTHOR: "A policy of deterrence is a calculated attempt to induce an adversary to do something, or refrain from doing something, by threatening a penalty for non-compliance."
Who is MORGAN
500
Lenin's critique of capitalism: that it would lead to over-_____________ and under-______________
What is OVER-PRODUCTION and UNDER-CONSUMPTION
500
Aside from socialization, the other two primary ways that IGOs reduce conflict between states
What is INFORMATION and CREDIBLE COMMITMENT
500
Treaty that implemented a strict quota on a country's warships
What is THE WASHINGTON NAVAL TREATY
500
ONE "cynical" explanation for why states comply with international law
What is STATES ONLY SIGN UP TO THE TREATIES THEY KNOW THEY WILL FOLLOW
500
Russett: "A striking fact about the world comes to bear on any discussion of the future of international relations: in the modern international system, ___________________"
What is DEMOCRACIES HAVE ALMOST NEVER FOUGHT EACH OTHER