The constructivist approach to world politics could help explain the ongoing tension between India and Pakistan by __________
a. calling attention to the role that perceptions have played a role in keeping tensions alive, to the point of leading them into direct conflict even after both countries tested nuclear weapons
b. explaining how radical Islam has affected thinking among leaders in Pakistan in recent times
c. calling attention to how democracy and civilian control has led India to be more responsible with its nuclear stockpile
d. calling attention to how systemic differences have led India and Pakistan to vary in their handling of nuclear weapons
Answer: A
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