Power_Transition_Theory__1_

Power Transition Theory (PTT) seeks to explain how __________ challenge the existing hegemonic power.

rising powers

The theory argues that global conflicts arise when a __________ approaches or surpasses the dominant power.

challenger

The two crucial determinants of peace or war are dissatisfaction and __________.

power

A.F.K. Organski first articulated the theory in his work, __________ (1958).

The Stages of Political Development

The strongest state in the international system dominates the largest share of __________.

resources

The two coalitions in the power transition theory are satisfied states and __________ states.

dissatisfied

China is seen as a future challenger to the United States because it possesses the necessary __________ to challenge hegemony.

power

Middle powers, such as India and Brazil, are significant but are still far from challenging the __________ power.

hegemonic

Small states are generally dissatisfied but lack the resources to change the __________ of power.

balance

The likelihood of war increases when a __________ approaches near-equal power to the hegemon.

challenger

The crisis point refers to when a significant __________ transition occurs between powers.

power

The theory suggests peaceful transitions can occur through negotiation, reform, or establishing new __________.

frameworks for cooperation

The transition from British to American hegemony after World War II was largely __________.

peaceful

During the Cold War, the U.S. and the Soviet Union did not enter direct conflict due to the recognition of the costs of __________ war.

nuclear

China's rise and its challenge to U.S. hegemony exemplify the dynamics described in __________ theory.

power transition

In recent years, the decline of U.S. dominance has led to the rise of __________ institutions and emerging powers.

multilateral