Week 6 (Emerging Powers & Global South)

Post-Cold War order was initially understood through:

Liberal internationalism

Neorealists argued that:

No state would likely challenge US power

Which coalition became more prominent in the early 2000s?

G20 developing countries

The BRICS originally included:

Brazil, Russia, India, China

South Africa joined BRICS in:

2010

Which of the following is NOT a level of power discussed in IR?

Religious

“Power for what?” refers to:

Why shifting power matters and what it affects

 By the 2010s, many rising powers returned to:

Secondary/supporting roles (except China)

Which factor did NOT challenge emerging powers in the 2020s?

Versailles Treaty

Global South activism is rooted in:

 Larger historical processes pointing to current challenges

One key question about rising powers is:

Are they actually powerful?

The most crucial dimension of “global” lies in:

Increased capacity of diverse states and actors to shape world politics