Do all states behave the same? Flashcards

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What is the nature of public opinion?

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Emotional and Unreliable

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What is the Arnold Lippmann consensus?

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Public Opinion is emotional

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What is the rebuttal for the Arnold Lippmann consensus?

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Public Opinion is rational

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How do autocrats handle nuclear weapons?

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Some states pursue nukes because of their motives.

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What is an example of the Democratic Peace?

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Democracies do not fight each other

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What are three things that happen when a state turns into a democracy?

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Foreign Aid, Sanctions, and Rule of Law

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What are three things that happen in an authoritarian regime?

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Violence, Control over information, and Control over the nation’s economy

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What is Confirmation Bias?

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Evidence your intial hunch was right

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What is avaliability Bias?

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Decisions based on what you can easily remember

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What is Fundamental Attribution Error?

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focusing on internal traits and ignoring the impact of outside situations

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What is Group think?

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Prioritizing agreements in group decisions

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What is Second Image reversed?

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How a state’s internal politics affect it’s actions in international politics

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What is an example of Restrain?

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The U.S. making Iraq leave Kuwait

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What is an example of Reshape?

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Taking Iraq from a dictatorship to a democracy

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What is a Realist?

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States prioritize their interests

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What is Domestic Politics?

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How a state’s internal matters affect its relations with other states

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What is a summary of the Cuban Missile Crisis?

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The Cuban Missile Crisis in October 1962 was a 13-day standoff over Soviet missiles in Cuba, ending with the Soviets removing the missiles in exchange for a U.S. non-invasion pledge.

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What is the Rational policy model?

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Making decisions based on facts to reach goals

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What is the Organizational process model?

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Decisions are made by rules, not just by leaders

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What is the Bureaucratic politics model?

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Different government groups shape foreign policy by arguing and negotiating with each other

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What is Audience Cost?

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Costs that leader may endure if they do not deliver their promises

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What is Second image approach?

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How a state’s government affects its actions with other states

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What is level 1 of the Two-level games?

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Negotiators come to an agreement

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What is level 2 of the Two-level games?

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Leaders take that agreement to their domestic constituents

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What is Voluntary Defection?
Leave an agreement willingly
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What is Involunatry Defection?
Leaves an agreement because it is forced
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What is the Polity Score of a Democracy?
6 to 5
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What is the Polity Score of a Anocracy?
-5 to 5
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What is the Polity Score of a Autocracy?
-10 to -6
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What are two differences between Democracies and Autocracies?
Democracies have the Rule of law, elections, and Separation of Powers. Autocracies have Propaganda, the limited Rule of Law, and lack of Political Competetions.
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