One source of international law, historical scholarship, is recognized by the World Court as subsidiary to the other sources.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Ans: False
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What is collective representation?
a. votes that a representative takes based on a consensus of his or her constituents b. positions that representatives take on the basis of their party caucuses c. the concept of the Congress representing the collective constituency of the whole country d. positions that the constituents of several representatives hold in common
Gene Sharp has argued for decades that the best way to overthrow corrupt and repressive regimes is through:
A. third party intervention B. violent revolution C. military coups D. nonviolent political action E. UN peacekeeping forces
In terms of its impact on the policy-making process, the sexenio
a. makes the Mexican bureaucracy the focal point of policy formulation and the Mexican Congress the focal point of policy manager. b. makes policy innovation less likely since the Mexican President is a lame duck from the start of his term of office. c. traditionally makes the Mexican president the person most responsible for policy slippage. d. makes it easy for the Mexican president to introduce extensive personnel changes upon coming to office in order to build a team of people who are motivated to carry out his policy goals. e. made policy discontinuity impossible before 2000 due to the dominance of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) and its ideology within the Mexican political system.
A country undergoing a double transition faces which of these challenges?
a. Leaders of pro-democracy movements typically have little of the political experience needed to govern effectively. b. Because of the rapid change of both political and military leadership, the country is vulnerable to foreign invasion. c. Newly-elected leaders may be reluctant to privatize industries because of concerns about the resulting unemployment. d. The shift from agricultural to industrial production combined with a policy of toleration makes the problem of brain drain worse than usual.