What is the essence of the relational aspect of power?
a. Power defines relations between or among states.
b. Certain types of power relate to certain types of situations, and are not useful in other situations.
c. Some international actors cannot relate their actual policies to their declaratory policies, and others can.
d. Power and influence can be related to one another.
a
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a. allocate funding equitably to all researchers at that institution. b. mediate conflicts between researchers and the participants in their research. c. recruit research participants d. make judgments regarding the ethical acceptability of research involving human participants.
Interest groups enhance democratic government by supplying information to citizens, contributing to debates about issues, getting people involved in politics, and changing the established order by influencing institutions
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Why would a candidate for governor support the teachers' unions?
a. To get school assistance grants from a large foundation. b. To avoid a union-backed opponent in the next election. c. To be seen as a friend of parochial schools. d. To help business interests.
Money earmarked for party-building expenses at the grassroots level or for generic party advertising is known as __________.
a. hard money b. soft money c. matching funds d. support funds e. campaign funds