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Another explanation of international relations

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Another explanation of international relations

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- What explains international relations?

- How are states interdependent?

- Will the powerful state not just do what it wants?

- So is war no longer a given?

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What does interdependence mean? What implications does it have for international politics?

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What does interdependence mean? What implications does it have for international politics?

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Keohane: What facilitates cooperation in international organizations? 

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Keohane: What facilitates cooperation in international organizations? 

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University of California Television (UCTV)

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Conversations with History: Robert O. Keohane

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Liberalism: Given anarchy, how do we still observe cooperation between states? 

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Liberalism: Given anarchy, how do we still observe cooperation between states? 

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Is this cooperation meaningful? Can powerful states be trusted to cooperate? Or do they do what they want?

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Game theory, what is it? Why is it applicable to international relations? 

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Game theory, what is it? Why is it applicable to international relations? 

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The prisoner's dilemma: cooperation as the prisoner's dilemma? How is cooperation facilitated?

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What is the Stolper-Samuelson Theorem?
What is embedded liberalism?
Explain the globalization paradox
Why would an unregulated market lead to extremism?

--> why no support however for more compensation?

What can be done to stop this trend?

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Milner, in “The assumption of anarchy in international relations”, identifies two understandings of anarchy in International Relations theory. What are they? What objections does she raise about these conceptualisations of anarchy?

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Milner, in “The assumption of anarchy in international relations”, identifies two understandings of anarchy in International Relations theory. What are they? What objections does she raise about these conceptualisations of anarchy?

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Which situations in international relations are like prisoners' dilemmas?

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Which situations in international relations are like prisoners' dilemmas?

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- What are the characteristics of the prisoners' dilemma?

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Is it surprising that states cooperate? Does it require an explanation? 

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Is it surprising that states cooperate? Does it require an explanation? 

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If international problems are like prisoners' dilemmas, how can cooperation be achieved? And how can international organizations help to achieve that? 

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If international problems are like prisoners' dilemmas, how can cooperation be achieved? And how can international organizations help to achieve that? 

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In “The assumption of anarchy in international relations”, Milner identifies three reasons why IR theory assumes a dichotomy between domestic and international politics. What are they? Why does she object to these reasons for assuming a dichotomy between domestic and international politics?

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In “The assumption of anarchy in international relations”, Milner identifies three reasons why IR theory assumes a dichotomy between domestic and international politics. What are they? Why does she object to these reasons for assuming a dichotomy between domestic and international politics?

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Collective security, system by which states have attempted to prevent or stop wars. Under a collective security arrangement, an aggressor against any one state is considered an aggressor against all other states, which act together to repel the aggressor. (https://www.britannica.com/topic/collective-security)