What role does globalisation play on contemporary conflict?
Globalisation has helped failed states to stabilise and also enhance the security of their borders and citizens
Globalisation erodes the stability of failed states and, as the failing state loses control of its territory, competing actors step in to supplant it and brutal civil conflict often ensues
Globalisation is a positive force for stability for all states in the international system
None of the options
Globalisation erodes the stability of failed states and, as the failing state loses control of its territory, competing actors step in to supplant it and brutal civil conflict often ensues
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A) expropriation. B) foreign direct investment. C) nationalization. D) neocolonialism. E) reciprocity.
In the context of American political history, which of the following statements is true of the religion of presidential candidates?
A) For most of American history, presidential candidates were Greek Orthodox Christians. B) Democratic presidential candidate Michael Dukakis was a member of the Latter-Day Saints, commonly called the Mormons. C) In 1928, Democrat Al Smith became the first Protestant to run for president on a major-party ticket. D) In 1960, Democrat John F. Kennedy was elected as the first Catholic president. E) In 2012, two of the top three finishers in the Republican primaries were Protestants.
Which of the following functions is performed at the national conventions?
A. Organizing the grassroots foundation of party supporters B. Directing the work of the national committee C. Writing a party platform D. Helping elect party members to Congress E. Recruiting new voters
A poll of Americans who had seen or heard of Michael Moore's 2007 documentary Sicko found that _________ changed their mind and said health-care reform was more necessary
A) relatively few B) about one-quarter C) nearly half D) over three-quarters E) almost all