1. In the Zweig film, how are the earlier conflicts in which the US was involved the same or different from our current conflict in Afghanistan? How likely is a “victory” in Afghanistan and what in your opinion would such a victory look like?

2. In what ways does Dr. Kissinger’s assessment of U.S. policy in the war against
terrorism reflect general realist principles? In what ways does it differ?

3. What aspect of liberalism (institutional or economic transnationalism) does De
Soto focus on in the documentary and can you find any internal inconsistencies
or contradictions?

4. Discuss Wallerstein's contention (p. 223:5.4) that “the capitalist world-economy cannot survive” and as a historical social system is “in the process of being superseded." Do you agree? Why or why not?

5. From the Khattak article, how does a “women-centered perspective” on the
U.S. military intervention in Afghanistan differ from that of a male-centered
perspective? Is this distinction useful in formulating IR theory?

6. Why does Barber believe that the realist paradigm fails to provide U.S. guidance for U.S. foreign policy in the 21st century?

7. What are some of your thoughts and observations on the Weimberg / Ryan
documentary? How does it support, or undermine, the tenets of human nature or cognitive theory?

8. Discuss some of the criticisms of peace studies theory. Do you believe that today’s world makes this type of theory “unrealistic”?

Each question have to be done in one full page. total is 8 pages.
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