Advanced Theories in International Relations

International Relations

This quiz challenges your understanding of core scientific facts and established theories within International Relations, focusing on the foundational concepts and empirical claims of prominent IR paradigms.

IR theory political science global politics realism liberalism constructivism

2 Questions Hard Ages 18+ Apr 19, 2026

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1 What structural factor does Kenneth Waltz's Neorealism identify as the primary determinant of international system dynamics?

A The nature of domestic political regimes.
B Prevailing international norms and values.
C The distribution of capabilities among great powers.
D The level of economic interdependence.

2 Which empirical claim is central to the Democratic Peace Theory?

A Democracies are inherently more peaceful than non-democracies.
B Democracies never fight wars against each other.
C Democracies are less prone to civil conflicts.
D Democracies always win wars against authoritarian states.

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