Across
- 4. a subsection of one theoretical perspective that argues that liberal democracies are more peaceful than autocracies
- 6. a theoretical perspective that argues that international institutions can regulate state behavior and promote cooperation
- 7. a theoretical perspective that argues international relations are shaped by things other than just power such as ideas, norms, and culture
- 8. a theoretical perspective that assumes the international system is one of anarchy and states pursue power and national interests
- 9. a subsection of one theoretical perspective that focuses on the contribution of international organizations in fostering collective security, managing conflict and promoting cooperation
- 10. a subsection of one theoretical perspective that argues states are power maximizers
Down
- 1. a term referring to the fit between external and Asian ideas and practices with a view to give a wider dissemination to the latter
- 2. a term referring to the tendency to view Asia as a unique and relatively homogenous entity that rejects ideas, such as human rights and democracy, which lay a claim to universality
- 3. a subsection of one theoretical perspective that argues states are generally satisfied with the status quo as long as their own security is not challenged
- 5. a term from the realist perspective used to describe the Cold War wherein there were two major powers in the world