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Semester 1 AUTUMN REPEAT Examinations 2011/ 2012
Exam Code(s) 2BA1, 2BHR1, 2BFS1, 2BWM1, 2BIS1, 2BCS1, Exam(s) 2 nd^ Arts Module Code(s) SP Module(s) International Relations Paper No. Repeat Paper External Examiner(s) Dr. Iain Wilkinson Dr. John Barry Internal Examiner(s) Professor Chris Curtin Dr. Eilis Ward
Instructions: Students must answer ONE question from each of the
THREE sections. Duration 2 Hours No. of Pages Discipline(s) Political Science & Sociology Course Co-ordinator(s) Dr. Eilis Ward Requirements : MCQ Release to Library: Yes Handout Statistical/ Log Tables Cambridge Tables Graph Paper Log Graph Paper Other Materials PTO
SP234 International Relations Lecturer: Dr. Eilís Ward Students must answer ONE question from each of the THREE sections. Time allowed: Two Hours. SECTION ONE: Please answer one question
- Does an understanding of history help us to theorise international relations? (Be specific in your answer)
- What is the significance of the Treaty of Westphalia for the development of international relations?
- How can we think about the impact of the globalisation process on the role of the state in nternational politics? SECTION TWO: Please answer one question
- Evaluate are the core arguments of a Marxist theory of international relations?
- What is the significance of the ‘domestic analogy’ for liberal international relations thought?
- What, in your view, is the impact of social constructivism on the study of international relations SECTION THREE: Please answer one question
- Does the claim for ‘Asian values’ require us to reconceive our understanding of human rights?
- Baylis (2011) claims that security is a highly contested concept in international relations. Does his claim offer any insight into the role of the UN in promoting global security?
- What can a feminist critique of masculinity tell us about conflict and war?
