Critical papers should critically analyze the IR concept anarchy. For the analysis, review how neoliberalism, neo, then explain how some of the approaches from part 4 of the course critique the concept. In addition to this analysis, students should also include some relevant examples to illustrate the shortcomings of these IR concepts in explaining complexity and/or diversity in the international system.
Double-spaced, with 12-pt., Times New Roman font. rely on authors provided to develop these papers, and no outside research is expected or necessary. For authors presented, refer to the author’s name, with no extra citation or reference needed (e.g. Waltz believes that balance of power mediates anarchy, whereas Jervis argues that mediation depends on the offense-defense balance. This is because…). Although outside references are not required for this paper, students who choose to use them are still expected to use appropriate MLA/Chicago/APA style guides to cite and reference any source that was not covered in the course. The paper should have the following sections: introduction; theory review; analysis; conclusion. For this assignment, students have the option to develop either a policy paper or a critical paper:
Outline: ,Write on the destructiveness of anarchism. This will be written as a critical paper. Ijnclude details on themes of anti-state and anti-authoritarian, rejecting the authority of governments, rulers, and other forms of authority. They criticize the notion of development and advocate for mutual aid instead of relying on hierarchical structures like the state or the market.
Highlight theories from Neoliberalism mostly since they support many forms of government intervention and view anarchism as a threat and also neorealism. Include real cases such as international organizations like UN or NATO and their creation during the Cold War, the Nile Conflict, and the use of multipolar system.
The main arguments regarding the lack of cooperation in anarchy will be issues with collective action, stability, conflict, and resource allocation.
• Introduction
o Thesis Statement
o Give background of Anarchy
o Transition to Theories
• Theory Review
o Neoliberalism
Define neoliberalism
Interdependence
International Institutions
Collective Action
oNeorealist
define
hegemony
security dilemma
self help
• Analysis
o EU, NATO and Cold War
o Nile Conflict
o Multipolar system
• Conclusion
o Summarize the main arguments presented in the paper
o Reiterate the thesis statement and explain how the analysis supports it
o Go over key takeaways
PLEASE ONLY USE PROVIDEDCritical papers should critically analyze the IR concept anarchy. For the analysis, review how neoliberalism, neo, then explain how some of the approaches from part 4 of the course critique the concept. In addition to this analysis, students should also include some relevant examples to illustrate the shortcomings of these IR concepts in explaining complexity and/or diversity in the international system.
Double-spaced, with 12-pt., Times New Roman font. rely on authors provided to develop these papers, and no outside research is expected or necessary. For authors presented, refer to the author’s name, with no extra citation or reference needed (e.g. Waltz believes that balance of power mediates anarchy, whereas Jervis argues that mediation depends on the offense-defense balance. This is because…). Although outside references are not required for this paper, students who choose to use them are still expected to use appropriate MLA/Chicago/APA style guides to cite and reference any source that was not covered in the course. The paper should have the following sections: introduction; theory review; analysis; conclusion. For this assignment, students have the option to develop either a policy paper or a critical paper:
Outline: ,Write on the destructiveness of anarchism. This will be written as a critical paper. Ijnclude details on themes of anti-state and anti-authoritarian, rejecting the authority of governments, rulers, and other forms of authority. They criticize the notion of development and advocate for mutual aid instead of relying on hierarchical structures like the state or the market.
Highlight theories from Neoliberalism mostly since they support many forms of government intervention and view anarchism as a threat and also neorealism. Include real cases such as international organizations like UN or NATO and their creation during the Cold War, the Nile Conflict, and the use of multipolar system.
The main arguments regarding the lack of cooperation in anarchy will be issues with collective action, stability, conflict, and resource allocation.
• Introduction
o Thesis Statement
o Give background of Anarchy
o Transition to Theories
• Theory Review
o Neoliberalism
Define neoliberalism
Interdependence
International Institutions
Collective Action
oNeorealist
define
hegemony
security dilemma
self help
• Analysis
o EU, NATO and Cold War
o Nile Conflict
o Multipolar system
• Conclusion
o Summarize the main arguments presented in the paper
o Reiterate the thesis statement and explain how the analysis supports it
o Go over key takeaways
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