Quiz

Question 1

Kant’s IV

Answer 1

regime type (republican)

Question 2

Kant’s DV

Answer 2

perpetual peace (league of peace)

Question 3

Kant’s intervening variables

Answer 3

• public interests/participation
• common interests among states (institutions)
• recognition of intnl rights (equals so as not to exploit)

Question 4

Doyle’s IV

Answer 4

democratic liberal govt

Question 5

Doyle’s DV

Answer 5

liberal peace

Question 6

Doyle’s intervening variables

Answer 6

• moral foundations
• participation/accountability
• laws
• cultural empathy

Question 7

Kegley’s IV

Answer 7

pure communication/impure

Question 8

Kegley’s DV

Answer 8

peace

Question 9

Kegley’s intervening variables

Answer 9

• nonstate actors
• cooperation
• democratic regimes

Question 10

Weber’s critique of Kegley

Answer 10

• assumes that international society exists
• there isn’t really a society but just an extension of a country’s interests
• peace wouldn’t happen naturally; it is directly affected by a state’s actions

Question 11

Wendt’s IV

Answer 11

identities

Question 12

Wendt’s DV

Answer 12

behavior

Question 13

Wendt’s intervening variables

Answer 13

• interests
• identities can change
• meanings roles (perceived/ interpreted)

Question 14

Weber’s critique of Wendt

Answer 14

• who makes the states?
• focus on what states do rather than their perceived roles
• nothing exists unless solidified by society

Question 15

Lebow

Answer 15

• Thucydides as a constructivist
• IV social interaction
• DV behavior