The study of world politics using scientific methods based on measurement, data, and evidence is known as
a. behavioralism.
b. epistemology.
c. hypothesis.
d. constructivism.
e. feminism.
Feminism challenges traditional international relations theory in all except which of the following ways?
a. The scientific study of world politics
b. Fundamental gender bias
c. The capitalist economic system
d. Reformulation of core concepts
e. Incorporation of the female perspective
When did feminist theories first emerge to challenge conventional theories in the field of international relations?
a. Last quarter of the nineteenth century
b. First quarter of the twentieth century
c. World War II
d. Last quarter of the twentieth century
e. The twenty-first century
The global core can best be described as:
a. A strong, well-integrated states whose economic activities are diversified and capital intensive.
b. A series of areas lacking strong state machinery and engaged in producing relatively few unfinished goods by unskilled, low-wage labor.
c. A structural position within which a state may gain economic primacy by achieving productive, commercial, and financial superiority over its rivals.
d. a. and b.
e. a. and d.
World-system theory divides the world into
a. democratic and non-democratic nations.
b. core, periphery, and semi-periphery areas.
c. bourgeoisie and proletariat.
d. capitalist and command economies.
e. Global North and Global South.
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