How have structural approaches been criticized?
What will be an ideal response?
The humanist charge is that the structural approaches are authoritarian and that their boundaries stifle the creativity of the human beings who are the organization’s life blood. Pluralists charge that the classical and bureaucratic models ignore the political system, give an unreal portrayal of the executive branch, and conflict with democratic values. The third-party approach maintains that as third parties are increasingly utilized, traditional patterns of hierarchy and authority are uprooted and displaced.
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It can be generally stated that __________ then __________.
A. the angrier a voter is about an issue, the more likely he or she is to vote B. the angrier a voter is about an issue, the less likely he or she is to vote C. if a state has a history of a traditionalistic political culture, voter turnout tends to be higher D. if a state has a history of a moralistic political culture, voter turnout tends to be lower
In the League of Nations Covenant, the concept of state sovereignty was tied to international law by __________
a. limitations on that sovereignty, with arbitration of disputes now required under international law b. the fact that international law now acted as a constraint against encroachment against state sovereignty, accepted and respected by all members c. the unambiguous threat of force against members who violated the sovereignty of other members d. allowing for international recognition of sovereignty, as a well as surrendering some sovereignty among members to a world government in exchange for collective security
A single-issue voter is likely to ______.
a. take a candidate’s entire platform into consideration b. vote only for the candidate who supports his or her views on abortion c. vote only in a presidential election d. consider voting for a different party than normal
What was the significance of the Gregg v. Georgia decision?
a. That capital punishment was not inherently cruel and unusual punishment b. That an ethical review is necessary for all statutes related to criminal law c. That the Court could not, in deciding the case, address issues of ethics d. None of the above is correct.