Lack of complete information is a major weakness of which approach?
a. bargaining
b. participative
c. rational
d. public choice
c. rational
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Which of the following was not one of the major reasons behind the formation of the European Union?
a. The states of Europe feared that without integration, there could be another terribly devastating war on the continent in the future. b. The European states feared that if they did not unite, they would begin to suffer under American international hegemony. c. The destruction of the war was so widespread that it required a regional response, not just a response in one or two countries. d. Both Europeans and the United States felt that a united Europe would be a good counterbalance to the Soviet Union.
When learning about politics, young adults today prefer to get information through the bottom-up approach which is made possible by
A) ?the growing availability of new media that allows for citizen participation. B) broadcasters filtering the news and reporting it to the public. C) speaking with constituents at political gatherings. D) participating in political events such as conventions and polls. E) holding fast to the political beliefs of previous generations.
Which of Germany’s borders were guaranteed by the Treaty of Locarno? (Choose all that apply.)
a. Germany’s eastern borders (with Poland and Czechoslovakia) b. Germany’s western borders (with France and Belgium) c. Germany’s southern borders (with Switzerland and Austria) d. Germany’s northern border (with Denmark)
In analyzing ethnic conflict, political scientist John Mueller
a. argues that the minority that resorts to violence destroys the space for the moderate middle. b. argues that it resembles the Hobbesian war of all against all. c. argues that violent groups rarely achieve their ends by manipulating ethnic myths and fears. d. deemphasizes the role of symbolic politics. e. focuses on economic disparity between ethnic groups as the primary cause of violent conflicts.