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According to Foucault:
- Discourses constitute authority and knowledge
- Discourses are irrelevant
- Discourses constitute authority and knowledge and post-structuralists use the term discourses to mean that the link between knowledge and power is mutually Constitutive
- 'The state' is the most important element in international politics
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‘Anti-foundationalism’ holds that:
- Every theory poses different questions and, therefore, what counts as 'fact' and 'truth' differs in every case.
- All truth claims can be judged true or false, usually against empirical facts.
- Causal statements about the relationship between dependent and independent variables can be made.
- Truth is the foundation for international politics theory.
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Why has realist scholar Stephen Walt warned against adopting a post-structuralist approach?
- Post-structuralism is too concerned with human rights.
- Post-structuralism does not focus enough on 'the state' as the primary category of political organisation.
- He argues that post-structuralism is, in its current form, unable to comprehend world politics and security studies and instead focuses too much on being a critical approach.
- Post-structuralism does not place enough focus on civil liberties and human rights.
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Why is the term post-structuralism preferred by most scholars to post-modernism, with which it was often used interchangeably?
- The term underlines that post-structuralism is not confined to a particular post-modern period and is a position with shares more with its opponents, as scholar Waever argues.
- Post-modernism connotes 'anti-modernism,' and post-structuralist theory is concerned with 'modern' events.
- Post-structuralism has more letters.
- Other international relations scholars were too overtly critical of 'post-modern' theories.
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when considering the question ‘who is allowed to speak and with what kind of identity, authority and knowledge?’ post-structuralists hold that:
- All groups, including NGOs, refugees and stateless individuals, have an equal voice in global affairs.
- As a consequence of how world politics has been theorised by conventional approaches such as Realism, non-State groups such as NGOs cannot gain a voice in international relations.
- Only states have the right to a voice in the international political realm.
- There is a hierarchy of those non-state actors that have a voice in international politics, with stateless people coming at the top of the hierarchy.
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Why is the concept of ‘sex trafficking’ highlighted as of interest to post-structuralists?
- The definition of this practice is centered around territoriality and the idea of state boundaries, as well as creating a particular identity for those women who are trafficked.
- The concept of sex trafficking is not highlighted as of interest to post-structuralists.
- It is the only example of a defined concept that can be deconstructed to highlight the creation of identity in international politics.
- The definition of sex trafficking has been created by those who are themselves involved in sex trafficking and so is an opportunity for non-state actors to have a voice in international politics.
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Which of the following is correct, as regards post-structuralists methodology?
- All post-structuralists are uniform in their agreement that it is impossible to create such a methodology.
- All post-structuralists are uniform in their agreement that there is only one possible methodology.
- Post-structuralists have divergent views on both what such a methodology would look like and indeed whether it is at all possible.
- Rita Floyd argues that the scholar Derrida would have argued in favour for a uniform methodology.
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According to the post-structuralist scholar R.B.J Walker the principle of State Sovereignty:
- Was created by the post 9/11 US as a tool in the global 'war on terror.'
- Is irrelevant to post-structuralism and international politics.
- Emerged in an early modern Europe as a replacement for the principle of hierarchical subordination.
- Emerged during the Russian revolution of 1917.
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Scholar David Campbell distinguishes between which of the following?
- 'foreign policy' and 'Foreign Policy'
- 'post-structuralism' 'poststructuralism'
- 'State' and 'state'
- None of the options given is correct
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How do post-structuralists argue that humanitarian interventions have been legitimized?
- Through the UN sanctioning and taking full responsibility for humanitarian intervention.
- By parliamentary hearings that raise awareness and legitimacy of humanitarian intervention.
- Through discourse in the international political arena that split the other into 'innocent civilians' and 'Balkan governments.'
- All of the options given are correct.
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