Theories

Question 1

Realism

Answer 1

states act in their own self-interest to gain power and ensure security through hard power.

Question 2

liberalism

Answer 2

states work together through instituitions, diplomacy, and international law to promote peace and stability

Question 3

constructivism

Answer 3

political behavior is shaped by social norms, identity, and beliefs

Question 4

dependency theory

Answer 4

poor countries remain underdeveloped because rich countries exploit them through trade, debt, and unequal relationships

Question 5

post-colonialism

Answer 5

colonial history still shapes global power today, keeping many former colonies in economic and political dependency

Question 6

marxism

Answer 6

Wants to get rid of social classes as it is unfair as economically, middle class struggle more

Question 7

feminism

Answer 7

influenced by gender inequality. women’s voice and experiences are often excluded from power and conflict resolution

Question 8

green politics / environmentalism

Answer 8

politics should prioritize environmental protection and sustainability over economic growth

Question 9

critical theory

Answer 9

challenges dominant ideas and power structures, asking whose interests are served by the current global system

Question 10

anarchism

Answer 10

believes centralized governments cause oppression and should be replaced with voluntary, cooperative systems

Question 11

All case studies

Answer 11

Realism
Liberalism
Marxism
Post colonialism
Anarchism
Dependency theory
Critical theory
Constructivism
Feminism
Environmentalism