01:790:102 Study Guide - Final Guide: Konrad Lorenz, Washington Consensus, Protectionism
29 Oct 2014
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Note 1: terms or questions followed by an asterisk (*) are covered in the final lecture(s) on the environment or from the global trends 2025 report. Note 2: any questions asked on quizzes since the midterm should also be regarded as guiding questions. 5 short answers: collective security issues. Give an example of each, explaining why one is preventive and one is pre-emptive. Guiding questions: scholars studying the causes of war employ various levels of analysis. Long cycle theory explain an example of at least one explanation from each level: the causes of war can be explained by focusing on the motives of leaders alone. Guiding questions: how prevalent have civil wars been relative to interstate wars since world war ii, what are some key characteristics of failed states, what are the differences between essentialist, constructivist, and rationalist. Explain, giving at least one example: classical economic theory argues that free trade will encourage economic convergence between states.
