Chapter 1 Exam

Global Politics Matter
. ____________ is an example of a high-value, low-probability challenge.

. According to the ____________ world population will reach over 11 billion by 2100.

. Decades ago, the field of IR was particularly concerned about the interactions that took place in the world between_____________.

. The modern study of International Relations, as reflected in this book, originated in response to _________?

. The term International Relations is sometimes viewed as _________ and ___________for studying today's world.

. Most actors involved in global politics are ________________.

. A central organizing principle of all state actors is_____________________.

. In global politics, a lack of central governing authority is a condition called ____________________.

. All of these states hold a position of power in global politics except ____________.

. Which of the following sociopolitical forces has a greater impact on eroding state sovereignty?

. Which of the following is not a global IGO?

. __________ are private enterprises that have production subsidiaries or branches in more than one country.

. Through activism, individuals such as Bono play roles that transcend national and institutional boundaries. This type of activism is sometimes referred to as _____________.

. According to American philosopher and poet_____________, "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it."

. ____________ has long been the dominant lens through which IR is analyzed.

. In the international system, a concentration of state power is known as ______________.

. The Cold War was defined by a ____________________________________.

. After World War II ____________________ powers collapsed.

. Which of the following is not a traditional conception of global politics?

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