International Relations Theory: Anarchy, Cooperation & Power
Explore key concepts in international relations theory, focusing on anarchic structures, institutional cooperation, and competing theoretical perspectives.
Explore key concepts in international relations theory, focusing on anarchic structures, institutional cooperation, and competing theoretical perspectives.
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Lack of communication channels
Economic competition
Fear of relative gains by other states
Cultural differences
They enforce rules through military power
They eliminate state sovereignty
They create a world government
They reduce transaction costs and provide information
Always defect
Random responses
Tit-for-tat
Always cooperate
The rise of new superpowers
Environmental threats
The threat of nuclear war
The expectation of future interactions
Anarchy only affects weak states
Anarchy makes cooperation impossible
Anarchy no longer exists
Anarchy can be mitigated through institutions
It focuses too much on economics
It overemphasizes military power
It ignores domestic politics
It overestimates the power of institutions
They only affect small states
They encourage more cooperation
They are irrelevant to state behavior
They make monitoring compliance difficult
They are the same thing
Realists emphasize relative gains concerns
Neither matter in international politics
Liberal institutionalists focus on relative gains
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