Does sovereignty apply in cyber space?
a. Just as much as in the real world
b. Only for the computer systems physically located within one's borders
c. Only at the moment a country's firewalls are breached
d. Only if there is a legal and verifiable trail back to the country of origin
e. This has not yet been determined.
e
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a. game theory. b. prospect theory. c. two-level game theory. d. bureaucratic politics model. e. None of the above is true.
In a cross-tabulation the categories of the independent variables are always placed _______________.
a. In the columns b. In the rows c. Where the researcher wants them d. Wherever it is most convenient
The following, according to political scientist Brian L. Job, are securities critical to understanding the political dynamics of developing nations, EXCEPT ______.
A. state security B. regime security C. national security D.political security
Which of the following is an example of “unintentional gerrymandering”?
a. Independent commissions prioritize compact districts. b. Democrats tend to be packed into dense urban areas because of residential and geographic patterns. c. Republicans are able to create safe districts through partisan gerrymandering when winning a majority of state-level offices. d. The Senate contains many safe seats because of the way the Census is conducted.