Pocketbook and sociotropic calculations can be
a. satisficing.
b. a voting paradox.
c. standard operating procedures.
d. retrospective or prospective.
e. transferred.
D
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Which of the following countries colonized Rwanda after WWI, conducting a census and issuing identity cards in 1933 that paved the way for modern Rwanda's divided society?
a. Austria b. Belgium c. France d. Germany e. United Kingdom
The political philosophy that emphasizes individual autonomy and self-determination is called
A) conservatism. D) republicanism. B) classical liberalism. E) totalitarianism. C) communitarianism.
New institutionalism differs from old institutionalism in that it
a. sees political institutions as a reflection of socioeconomic structures. b. emphasizes political institutions as a central determinant of the choices that government officials make. c. argues that institutions are both the product of rational calculations on the part of individuals and limit the options of rational individuals seeking to make efficient and effective policy. d. focuses on the broader process of translating political inputs into political outputs. e. stresses the importance of differences in institutional arrangements and the extent to which the political system is an actor in politics with a certain degree of autonomy from society.
Of the following options, which force shaped political globalization at the turn of the 20th century?
A. scientific advances in medicine, which allowed people to live longer B. the growth of nation-states and the spread of colonial rule, which brought many societies into production for global markets and organizations C. scientific advances such as the manufacturing of steel and other metals, which made construction of buildings, ships, and railways possible D. advances in shipping and travelling, which allowed people to communicate much faster than before