A. Balance of power politics conflict with self-determination
B. Great powers carve out spheres of influence antithetical to the freedom of nation states
C. Nationalist demands and disputes often lead to conflict and injustice
D. All of the above
Related Mcqs:
- What are the consequences of nationalism for international relations? i.Nationalism provides a new set of values and system of legitimation for the system of states ii.it has provided impetus for the re-drawing of maps iii.it serves as an important tool in state building (through the formation of a common identity and consciousness)
A. only i
B. i, ii
C. ii, iii, iv
D. i, ii, iii, iv - Why has the neo-neo debate dominated international theory?
A. The debate has not dominated international theory
B. Because it represents a debate between paradigms that define an agenda for research, policymaking, the field of study
C. Because academics want to keep the debate alive by inventing new theories
D. None of the above - What is left out of the ‘neo-neo’ debate?
A. The role of domestic politics
B. The possibility leaders learn from their experiences
C. Political globalization and the shift of Political activity away from the state
D. All of the above - All the accords, resolutions and agreements on Kashmir have been failed because of India’s rigidness over the matter. When Pakistan’s President Gen Pervez Musharaf called for a national debate on new options for the dispute?
A. 25 October 2004
B. 25 January 2001
C. 28 March 2002
D. 29 December 2000 - What is ethnic nationalism?
A. Nationalism that represents an already existing community
B. Nationalism based on ethnic diversity
C. Nationalism that’s created to forge a sense of collective identity
D. Nationalism that represents immigrants - The modern idea of nationalism is a combination of: i.Enlightenment and liberal concepts of self-ruling community ii.French revolutionary idea of community of equal citizens iii.German conceptions of a people formed by history, and culture iv.Marxist understanding of class consciousness
A. i, ii
B. i, ii, iii
C. i, iv, ii
D. i, ii, iii, iv - What are the core themes of nationalism ideology?
A. Humanity is naturally divided into nations
B. Each nation has a peculiar character
C. Loyalty to the nation state overrides other loyalties
D. All of the above - Indian nationalism came from:
A. A complex hybrid of elite civic nationalism, resistance to imperial Britain, and ethnically fragmented national identities
B. Post-colonial resistance to state formation
C. Ideology alone
D. None of the options given is correct - The historical claim that there have been cases of nations and even nationalism before the modern period is called:
A. Perennialism
B. Primordialism
C. Ethno-symbolism
D. None of the options given is correct - The theory that nations are primary groups constituted by descent and/or culture, accompanied by the idea that nationalism arises from a prior sense of national identity is called:
A. Ethnic nationalism
B. Primordialism
C. Ethno-Symbolism
D. Pragmatism
