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Which scholar of International Politics did not subscribe to the view that social science requires idealistic components?
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In the framework of political realism, what critical factor is analyzed alongside power dynamics?
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Evaluate the following statements regarding the role of ideology in international politics and select the correct combination: 1. Ideologies make power struggles morally acceptable. 2. Peace and international law serve status quo policies. 3. The ideology of peace aids UN objectives. 4. Ideology always supersedes national interest.
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Which scholar defined International Politics as the analysis of political relations and the problems of peace among nations?
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Which of the following pairings correctly identifies the authors and their respective scholarly works?
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Match the following international relations theorists with their respective works or concepts: 1. Waltz, 2. Joseph Nye, 3. Hoffman, 4. Spykman.
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Which theoretical framework in International Relations is characterized by the application of mathematical modeling to political phenomena?
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Which realist scholar is credited with developing the 'three images' framework for analyzing international politics?
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The 'Prisoner's Dilemma' game theory model is frequently used to explain which international phenomenon?
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When two superpowers and their respective blocs are engaged in a relationship where direct conflict would result in mutual destruction, what term best describes this state?