What is meant by a foreign-policy “shaper”?
What will be an ideal response?
One who believes that the U.S. should expand commitments to foster an international order favorable to its interests.
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Political Science is a(n) __________ discipline and utilizes both quantitative and qualitative data
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While social movements are autonomous from states, they are typically political ______.
A. because they involve the pursuit of economic goals that occurs outside of formal politics B. because they involve the pursuit of economic goals that occurs inside of formal politics C. because they involve the pursuit of political goals that occurs outside of formal politics D. because they involve the pursuit of political goals that occurs inside of formal politics
Until relatively recently, whose view of international law argued that international law was class-based, and that absolute sovereignty did not exist?
a. the First World (the United States and the West) b. the old Second World (the USSR and Eastern Europe) c. the Developing World d. China
What had U.S. President Woodrow Wilson meant when he said he wanted “no odor of the Vienna settlement” during the treaty process at Versailles?
a. That the new system should focus on decentralization of military power, instead of the centralization of power b. That a new institution should be developed that operates on the basis of military sanctions, instead of economic sanctions c. That the new approach to collective security should centralize military power, instead of decentralize power d. That the new system should focus on mutual armament as a solution to the security dilemma