Why has it been a particularly American phenomenon?
Correct answer: B. Because it is a debate among 'rule-makers'. and the United States needs to define a direction for its approach to foreign policy
- A. Because the brain-drain has resulted in most academics in International Relations to be in American institutions
- B. Because it is a debate among 'rule-makers'. and the United States needs to define a direction for its approach to foreign policy
- C. Because the US is today's hegemon
- D. All of the above
Explanation
The debate became particularly American because it developed largely within the US-dominated discipline and reflected arguments about the foreign-policy direction of the leading rule-making power. US hegemony helps explain its prominence, but the more complete explanation is given in option b.
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