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1. What makes international relations (IR) different from comparative politics (CP)?

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2. Which of the following is not an example of an attempt at political integration?

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3. What is the economic basis of the gains from trade between nations called?

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4. Two of the founding members of the European Community that are leaders in the Eurozone are:

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5. Social scientists that use game theory have a name for scenarios in which shared environmental goods are damaged because of a collective action problem. What is that name?

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6. Which of the following is associated most directly with realism?

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7. Which methodological approach often pairs with realism in international relations?

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8. Which of the following explanations for why a given country goes to war might come from a constructivist theorist, but not from a realist?

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9. Which of the following ideas fits best with liberalism?

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10. Which of the following is a way in which subjects studied in comparative politics can impact international relations?

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11. Which of the following phenomena would ordinarily be considered "transnational"?

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12. Which of the following is a name for a potential disadvantage facing countries that send large numbers of migrants abroad?

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13. Why might it be especially difficult to solve problems of global warming?

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14. A common political response to foreign economic competition is:

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15. Which of the following phrases would be most associated with liberalism?

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