Which of the following best describes the difference between the realist and liberal views on the prospects of conflict and peace?
a. Realists view international relations with a moral lens; liberals view international relations as amoral.
b. Realists focus on the pursuit of self-interest; liberals focus on the possibilities for cooperation.
c. Realists see norms and values as guiding
principles in world politics; liberals see institutional rules as theprimary force.
d. Realists make normative judgments about the outcomes of war; liberals view war as inevitable.
b
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What will be an ideal response?
A proliferation of mens rea convictions would likely be the result of
A. police militarization. B. overcriminalization. C. increased fine and fee practices. D. mental illness crimes.
A political scientist who uses an ideational approach to
political explanation would make which of the following recommendations for the U.S. effort of state building in Afghanistan? a. Distribute money in remote parts of the country to help heads of household start small businesses. b. Increase the amount of money spent on aiding local governments to build schools and other public facilities. c. Bring tribal leaders together to write a constitution, design a flag, and write an official history for Afghanistan. d. Create a quota system that divides government jobs among the various tribes of Afghanistan proportionally to their population.
George is a senator in Texas and disapproves of the nomination that the governor has made from his district. Which of the following can he execute to defeat this appointment?
a. senatorial right b. senatorial custody c. senatorial obligation d. senatorial courtesy