International anarchy and its implications. (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Quizzes
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What does international anarchy refer to?
What does international anarchy refer to?
Lack of central authority globally
In international anarchy, what is a self-help system?
In international anarchy, what is a self-help system?
States relying on own capabilities
Which liberal thinker advocated for international law and a global society of states?
Which liberal thinker advocated for international law and a global society of states?
Hugo Grotius
Who developed the concept of 'The Anarchical Society'?
Who developed the concept of 'The Anarchical Society'?
Hedley Bull
What is the security dilemma in international anarchy?
What is the security dilemma in international anarchy?
States' security efforts provoke others
Which event exemplifies the security dilemma?
Which event exemplifies the security dilemma?
Cold War arms race between U.S. & USSR
Why was NATO formed?
Why was NATO formed?
To counter Soviet threats
Which system is often seen as more stable?
Which system is often seen as more stable?
Bipolar system
What limits the UN's effectiveness in international anarchy?
What limits the UN's effectiveness in international anarchy?
Limited enforcement power
Which state withdrew from the NPT and pursued nuclear weapons?
Which state withdrew from the NPT and pursued nuclear weapons?
North Korea
What principle does the ICJ operate under?
What principle does the ICJ operate under?
Voluntary jurisdiction
How do realists view state behaviour in international anarchy?
How do realists view state behaviour in international anarchy?
Prioritising security & interests