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In contrast to the critical approach, mainstream IR theories such as realism and liberalism ____
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US refusal to embrace the end of bipolar confrontation and Soviet defeat in the Cold War
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Which scholars followed a critical strand in geopolitical analysis and later laid the theoretical
foundation of critical geopolitics?
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Alexander Wendt
Yves Lacoste
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John Agnew
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Mikhail Gorbachev
Simon Dalby
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Gearóid Ó Tuathail
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In contrast to classical geopolitical discourse which studies the interplay of geography and
international politics in pre-existing conditions and seeks to establish its own truths, critical
geopolitics ____ the creation of geopolitical knowledge by intellectuals, institutions and practicing
statesmen
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politicized
mediates
formalises
neglects
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What are the four objects of analysis incorporated in the geopolitical discourse?
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Economic determinants
Political doctrines
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Geopolitics analysis is confined to a limited group of academicians who determine how the world
politics looks
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Geopolitics should neglect the inclusiveness of statecraft intellectuals within various interpretative
communities
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Gearóid Ó Tuathail believes that this factor could not constitute an objective analytical basis for
geopolitical studies. That is, ____ as historical and social form of knowledge about the earth has a
wide range of meanings; as a result, it is not possible to say that geopolitics is simply defined by an
impact of this factor in foreign policy. What is the name of this factor unwarranted use of which has
been not appraised by the critical geopolitical tradition?
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Geography
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According to Gearóid Ó Tuathail, geopolitics includes the factor of geography as social and political
“geo-graphing”, or “earth writing”, which literally means that geopolitical analysis incorporates ____
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The ____ projection became the standard and most recognizable map projection and is still widely
used today
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Mercator
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____ focuses on the theoretical basis of geopolitical thought and tradition, analysing intellectuals and
institutions and their political and cultural context. In contrast, practical geopolitics looks at the
everyday exercise of statecraft and pays more attention to ____ in foreign policy
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Representatives of the critical geopolitical approach maintained that, as the image of the world
shifted from a system closed space to highly interconnected international realm, the main theoretical
propositions of this scholar arguably became irrelevant. As this geographer was writing in the
“desperate” times for the former colonial powers, he saw little possibility for geography as
exploration and discovery. To overcome the challenges geography faced in the beginning of the 20th
century, critical geopolitical studies proved the major claims of this scholar obsolete and believed
that the nature of geographic activity and inquiry must change. What was the name of this
geographer and academic?
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Mackinder
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Critical geopolitical scholarship like Gearóid Ó Tuathail criticised German school of geopolitics,
namely Haushofer’s “geopolitik”, because its focus on military history and the urge to secure
“Lebensraum” resulted in the _____
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Since classical geopolitics deals with the world as it is and looks at objective processes and rational
assumptions, it resembles the ____ tradition in international relations
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realist
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Classical geopolitics studies rational assumption about decision-making, claiming that statesmen will
act in accordance with national interests of the state. Critical geopolitics, on the other hand, analyses
the role of elites in defining dilemmas of international politics and introduces human factor in
geopolitical analysis. On balance, it is possible to argue that critical geopolitics ____ the classical
tradition ____ international relations and the role that geopolitical knowledge
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With the rise of imperialist institutions and associations, geopolitics was incorporated by many
political leaders into foreign policy doctrines in order to ____
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temper imperialists objectives of intellectuals and their own national variant of civilization
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Geopolitical scholars tend to generally agree that there does not exist a unified approach geopolitical
study because of the ____
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____ of a state is not necessarily motivated by geographic or geopolitical factors, but rather
conditioned upon certain ideological, social and decision-making aspects
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