__________ holds that “state identities” are complex and changing, and arise from interactions with other states.

Related Mcqs:

1. What are Kant’s Three Articles of Perpetual Peace?
   i. The civil constitution of every state shall be republican
   ii. The civil constitution of every state shall be democratic
   iii.The Right of Nations shall be based on a Federation of Free States
   iv. Cosmopolitanism Right shall be limited to Conditions of Universal Hospitality?

   A. i, iii, iv
   B. i, ii, iii
   C. i, ii, iv
   D. ii, iii, iv

2. The rational actor model of foreign policy decision making states that each decision in the foreign policy process involves?

   A. setting goals.
   B. calculating the cost and benefits of each possible course of action.
   C. evaluating the relative importance of goals.
   D. all of these: setting goals, evaluating their relative importance, and calculating the costs and benefits of each possible course of action.

3. Overall, female state leaders?

   A. are more prone to war than male leaders,
   B. have held high-level cabinet positions, but have not been elected to lead the government.
   C. have not been significantly different from male leaders in making peace or war.
   D. are less prone to war than male leaders.

4. __________ is a set of rules, norms, and procedures around which the expectations of actors converge in a certain issue area.

   A. International law
   B. A security dilemma
   C. Common security
   D. Collective security

5. __________ is a concept that conceives of peace as something more than the absence of war.

   A. Postmodern peace
   B. Common peace
   C. Positive peace
   D. Anti-militarism

6. Neoliberals use __________ to illustrate their argument that cooperation between actors is possible.

   A. the Prisoner’s Dilemma game
   B. the bureaucratic politics model
   C. geopolitics
   D. peace studies

7. The __________ model explains foreign policy decision making as a result of bargaining among the various government agencies that have somewhat divergent interests and responsibilities in the outcome.

   A. government bargaining
   B. rational actor
   C. organizational process
   D. interagency

8. Attributing one’s own feelings to another actor is called?

   A. mirror image
   B. transference.
   C. selective perception.
   D. projection.

9. The international system’s first attempt to create a collective security system was?

   A. the Organization of American States.
   B. the United Nations.
   C. NATO.
   D. the League of Nations.

10. Information screens:

    A. are filters used by governments to sift through the vast amounts of public data to find information relevant to national security issues.
    B. are conscious blocks of certain forms of information that run counter to a state’s official domestic or foreign policy.
    C. are subconscious filters through which people put the information coming in about the world around them.
    D. occur when groups reach decisions without accurately assessing their consequences.