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Constructivism in IR holds that:Read the answer and worked solution →

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Constructivism in IR holds that:

  1. only material power matters
  2. ideas and identities shape state interests
  3. states are irrelevant
  4. history has no role
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Correct answer: B. ideas and identities shape state interests

1. Alexander Wendt: "Anarchy is what states make of it." 2. Norms, identities, beliefs shape state behaviour. 3. Power and interests are socially constructed. __Source: syllabus Contemporary World Politics — IR theories__

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