1. Which of the following is a critique of realism advanced by Robert Cox’s approach to Critical Theory?

1. That it is a problem solving theory
2. That it fails to consider normative issues
3. Its claims that its view of international relations is the only authentic one
4. All of the options

2. Which of the following is a criticism of Marxism advanced by the critical approaches?

1. Concentrated too heavily on socio-economic class differences rather than other features of society that supported capitalism
2. Marxism was too reductionist in that it ignored elements such as culture
3. Its emphasis on revolution as the prime method to enact change in society
4. All of the options

3. What is the purpose of ‘emancipation’ for critical approaches?

1. To enable the state to achieve security for itself at the expense of its citizens
2. Emancipation is aimed at decreasing domination and increasing freedom in all their forms
3. Increasing the control of specific segments of society
4. None of the options

4. In what context does Gramsci refer to the notion of hegemony?

1. One or a handful of states establishing dominance over others in the international system
2. As a system of class based domination over weaker sections of society
3. A process by which a particular cultural, social and political narrative achieves domination within society
4. None of the options 

5. What are the goals of critical theory?

1. To maintain the present international order
2. To challenge the prevailing order and enact change through a process of critique
3. To support traditional theories in their ‘problem-solving’ goals
4. None of the options.