A weak globalizer is a position that
A) acknowledges the important changes in the international system, but does not believe that has a huge effect.
B) sees profound changes in the international system which is challenging traditional states.
C) believes that globalization is a myth and that it disguises the real existence of powerful states and major economic divisions.
D) believes in the borderless economy that integrates people everywhere in the global marketplace.
A
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"Pork barrel projects"
A) only benefit a particular congressperson's constituents. B) only benefit particular sectors of the economy. C) are projects done "on the cheap." D) are unconstitutional. E) benefit society as a whole (the "whole hog").
Some have criticized block grants for welfare because
A) welfare benefits in most states are rising dramatically. B) they fear that, without federal regulation of benefits, states will engage in a "race to the bottom." C) the government gives more money to poorer states. D) welfare should be a federal function. E) states want to raise and spend welfare money themselves.
process by which a political party attempts to identify strong candidates and interest them in entering the campaign for public office
What will be an ideal response?
The advent of social media (Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, etc.) has led to the limitation and at times failure of governments to ______.
A. atomize citizens B. police citizens C. employ citizens D. represent citizens