To explain the growth in free trade after World War II, barriers to increased free trade can only be overcome when a single state is powerful enough to persuade other states to go along. This is called the
a. costs and adjustments theory.
b. regionalization theory.
c. liberal trade theory.
d. hegemonic stability theory.
d
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a. patron b. partner c. preferred interest group d. favoritism
Capital Punishment:
A. can be supported on grounds of retribution. B. has been demonstrated to deter homicide. C. is immoral and, therefore, unconstitutional. D. is applied fairly with regard to race.
Which is a threat to internal validity?
a) multiple treatment interference b) maturation c) experimenter effects d) reactive arrangements
Which theory holds that NGOs matter little in power politics and that IGOs will only engage with like-minded NGOs, which ultimately does nothing to change outcomes?
A. legitimacy B. norms C. functionalism D. globalism