Prominent public interest groups like Common Cause and Public Citizen that rely on moral incentives find that ______.
A. these rarely account for membership
B. these have no place in the analysis of lobbying
C. these are the only important incentives in organized outsider lobbying
D. they tend to grow when opponents run the government
Answer: D
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a. ideological battle between the United States and Soviet Union. b. official war between the United States and Soviet Union. c. democracy and capitalism vs. communism. d. Both a and b e. Both a and c
In today's political climate, media outlets are reminding Americans that they are aligned with which of the following?
A. truth B. facts C. helping voters hold elected leaders accountable. D. all of these are correct
What term refers to the Developing World's belief that in many ways, the First World is still exploiting it economically?
a. Neocolonialism b. Liberation Theology c. Perestroika d. Mercantilism
Which of the following is not a consequence of transnational civil society?
a. The United States has faced challenges to its sovereignty on issues such as climate change and human rights. b. The influence of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) on their global counterparts has grown. c. States now face an increased propensity for war. d. Public officials have become more sensitive to global public opinion.