Introduction to International Development, Practice Quiz: Chapter 21

Introduction to International Development, Practice Quiz: Chapter 21

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. The term "structural violence" refers to ________.

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. The liberal theory of violence sees violence as ________.

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. Karl Marx and Max Weber were classical scholars who ________.

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. Modernization theory assumed that as societies made the transition to modernity, ________.

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. The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have prompted a shift in thinking about peace-building programs ________.

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. The "Arab Spring" demonstrated that attempted transitions to more democratic politics can ________.

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. The UN's peace-building approach is rooted in ________.

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. Paul Collier provided evidence in a 2003 World Bank report that a significant factor in contemporary civil wars was ________.

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. Within political science, one approach to the study of war in relation to development is to treat war as ________.

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. The civil war in Sierra Leone ________.

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. In "Capital," Marx described the process of primitive accumulation that entailed ________.

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. War has long been considered a unique category of conflict. War ________.

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. Prosperous burghers, Kant believed, would not want to ________.

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. Most of "proxy wars" during the Cold War took place in ________.

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. To many analysts, the conflicts in the Balkans and the former Soviet Union were triggered by the collapse of Cold War constraints that previously ________.

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. The concept of a "conflict trap" is grounded in poststructuralist theory.

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. The approach to development and conflict that strives to understand the process historically is called the grand narrative approach.

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. Peace-building efforts by the UN are highly standardized.

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. The UN in 2012 set up an "intervention brigade" tasked to carry out targeted offensive operations to neutralize armed groups that threatened state authority and civilian security.

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. The term "structural violence" denotes guerrilla attacks against infrastructure.

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. According to the "democratic peace" theory, economic development promotes peace and democracy.

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. The democratic peace theory was inspired by Hegel's text, "The Spirit of Peace."

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. The "social transformation" perspective argues that violence is internal to development.

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. The "Coinistas" held that the key to winning the population was avoiding large civilian casualties, establishing "good governance" in the form of representative government, providing basic social services, and supporting development.

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. In ideological terms, political and economic liberalism was the dominant paradigm in the post-Cold War world.

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. For Marx, violence is not an element in social change.

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. The political economy of war belongs to a tradition that sees violence as intertwined with development.

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. The premise of the standard peace-building package was an expanded version of what was referred to earlier as the "democratic peace."

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. If we understand conflict as part of development, we can more readily recognize conflict as part of the history of nations that today are "developed."

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. Within political science, one approach to the study of war in relation to development is to treat war as a procedural event.

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