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IR Concepts Mini-Quiz

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Core terms in international relations

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Core terms in international relations

by Alicia Sakina
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Which feature best defines a state in IR terms?

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Sovereignty is best described as?

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What is a Nation in IR terms?

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Imperialism refers to?

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Anarchy in international relations means?

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The security dilemma occurs when?

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Commercial liberalism suggests economic ties lead to?

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Power transition involves?

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Democratic peace theory states?

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Globalisation in IR is about?

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A state has defined borders and sovereignty; population size or UN membership alone don’t define it.

Sovereignty implies self-governance and independent dealings with other states.

A nation emphasizes shared identity rather than formal political status.

Imperialism involves domination and colonization by a stronger state.

Anarchy describes lack of a world authority above states.

Defensive measures can provoke countermeasures, reducing overall security.

Interdependence fosters cooperation through shared economic stakes.

Rising or falling powers can alter international order.

Empirical observation suggests democracies rarely go to war against one another.

Advances in transport/communication drive deeper interconnectedness.

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