Define the Following Berlin Wall Terms Flashcards

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Anarchy
The fact that in international relations there is no centralized authority, no government of the whole world to adjudicate disputes among states and protect weak ones from strong ones.
Berlin Wall
The wall that divided Soviet East Berlin from American, French, and British West Berlin during the Cold War, until its fall in 1989.
Developing countries
Poor countries with smaller, less advanced economies than those of developed countries.
Democratic peace theory
The theory that democracies are unusually peaceful toward each other. Democracies, or republics, are understood as states that have elected governments, a free press, private property, and the rule of law.
Developed countries
Wealthy countries with advanced economies.
Dissatisfied states
States who feel that their influence, status, and material benefits should be higher than what they are actually achieving.
Enduring questions
Questions which have engaged and challenged generations of international relations scholars and students – unresolved questions that have stood the test of time.
Euro
The common currency of the Euro Zone.
European Union
A group of 28 European countries that abide by common laws and practices.
Globalization
The ongoing process of international economic and technological integration, made possible by advances in transportation and communication.
Imperialism
A state strategy in which one country conquers foreign lands to turn them into colonies.
Individual level of analysis
A level of analysis focusing on the impact of individual decision-makers (like presidents and their main advisors) on international relations and foreign policy.
Interest
Some condition of the world sufficiently important that a state is willing to pay meaningful costs to attain or maintain it.
International governmental organization (IGO)
Organizations that states join to further their political or economic interests.
International level of analysis
A level of analysis focusing on the international system