What, according to Sokolski, is the inherent problem with worldwide nuclear disarmament?

a. It is unclear how nuclear powers could be convinced, simultaneously, to disarm.
b. A non-nuclear world is an inherently unstable world.
c.The legacy of the Cold War makes disarmament impossible.
d.States used to nuclear deterrence would become uncertain in a non-nuclear world.


a

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A. independent executive agency; cabinet department B. independent executive agency; government corporation C. independent executive agency; independent regulatory agency D. government corporation; independent executive agency E. government corporation; independent regulatory agency

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The desire to be elected or re-elected to office is known as

A) the professionalization of politics. B) the electoral incentive. C) the permanent campaign. D) prospective voting. E) retrospective voting.

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A) democratic B) majority C) plurality D) proportional E) representational

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In some cases where blicity too much publicity surrounds a trial, courts have granted _______________ to help ensure a fair trial. One example is the trial of Timothy McVeigh for the Oklahoma City Bombing.

Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).

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