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Preponderant influence or dominance of one nation over others
hegemony
What international aggreement in 1648 is generally credited as marking the beginning of the modern state system and the present system of internatinal politic?
Peace of West Phalia
Considered to be the enabling concept of worl politics, whereby nation states possess authority not only within their territorial entities but possess membershio in the international communitry?
sovereignty
The event was the symbolic end of the Cold War
the fall of the Berlin Wall
The metting in 1815 ____ re- assered the principles of state sovereignty and advanced this important concept in international relations _____.
Congress of Vienna
Balance of power
The ____ is broadly assumed to be the central actor in international affairs.
nation state
The international system is based on the sovereignty of about this number of current independent territorial states
200
A coalition of states that coordinate actions to accomplish some end or goal
alliance
What does NGO stand for? Two examples?
Non government organization
red cross, amnesty international
What does IGO stand for? Two examples?
International Government Organization
World trade system, United Nations
Name three prominent figures associated with the concept of realism?
Morganthau
Nixon
Machiavelli
The Cold War was a time of what type of power relationship in the international system?
bipolar
What does BRIC refer to?
Brazil, Russia, India, and China
Those elements constituting a nations most vital needs and objectives, including such factors as self- preservation, independence, sovereignty, secutrity, territorial intergrity, and economic well being.
National interest
The use of geography as an element of power is called?
geopolitics
According to the text, what six states besides the US are great powers?
Germany, Japan, China, Russia, Britian, and France
NATO?
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
OPEC?
Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries
Two important figures associated with the concept/ theory of idealism?
Ghandi, Woodrow Wilson
This political entity is sometimes refferred to as a country and once held a UN seat even though it is not formally recognized as a nation state.
Taiwan