Discuss the below:
Q1. Describe the evolution of the international state system from its European origins to a global system as we know it today. What are its key components? With South Sudan being recognized as the "newest" state, in your view, is the evolution of the state system complete? Why or why not?
Q2. The Arctic region is emerging as an important area of debate in international relations. What types of challenges does this region present to neighboring and the international community? How should the Artic be ruled?
Q3. Compare and contrast the classic European Balance of Power system and Collective security system created by the League of Nations. How are they different? How are they similar?
Q4. What is a failed or "fragile" state? How does the fragile state Somalia present challenges to other states and sovereignty in today's world?
Q5. Why is the existence of anarchy in the international system less threatening for Liberal theorists than it is for Realists? Do you agree or disagree?
Q6. Describe how power configured in bipolar. unipolar and multipolar systems. Which one would you like to live in and why?