How, according to Jervis, are crisis bargaining and crisis management at odds with each other?
a. Crisis bargaining involves diplomacy while crisis management involves the use of force.
b. Crisis bargaining is done prior to crises while crisis management is done during a crisis.
c. Crisis bargaining is conducted by weaker or equal powers while crisis management is done by stronger or unequal powers.
d. Crisis bargaining involves creating a significantly risky situation while crisis management involves mitigating risks.
d
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