Which theory holds IGO–NGO engagement as a kind of public relations exercise, in which under-fire IGOs make themselves more valid by opening to NGO input?
A. legitimacy
B. norms
C. functionalism
D. globalism
A. legitimacy
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a. Abacha b. Muhammed c. Obasanjo d. Biafra
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What will be an ideal response?
A terrorist group's level of violence might vary depending on
a. how old and established it is. b. which religion motivates it. c. what it hopes to achieve. d. how large it is.
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What will be an ideal response?