Salinastrokia refers to
a. political reforms to allow criticism of the current government in order to find ways to improve it.
b. political reforms to allow the ruling party to lose elections rather than winning them fraudulently.
c. merging of East and West German economic and political systems.
d. cracking down on organized crime.
e. economic reforms designed to bring the country out of economic downturn.
E
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a. a reverse democratization wave. b. reequilibration. c. consolidation of democracy. d. incomplete democratization. e. a regime transition.
The U.S. Supreme Court rules that an act of Congress is unconstitutional. How might that decision be overturned?
a. It cannot be reversed. b. Congress could pass the law again by majority vote. c. Congress could pass the law again by a two-thirds vote. d. Congress and the states could amend the Constitution. e. The president could reverse the decision.
Nuclear deterrence is often presented as a Prisoner's Dilemma game. Why? Describe the logic of nuclear deterrence and demonstrate how it can be analyzed as a PD game on the basis of a real-world example
What will be an ideal response?
As noted in your text, one disadvantage of the experimental approach is the inability to:
a. control extraneous variables b. establish cause and effect c. assess the effects of variables that cannot be manipulated d. make objective observations