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201. What is regionalism?
- A. Creation of a new polity bringing together a number of different constituent parts
- B. Regular and sustained interaction between states on policy issues
- C. Development of institutionalized cooperation among states and other actors on the basis of regional contiguity as a feature of global politics
- D. Creation of institutions having independent decision making authority
Explanation: Regionalism means institutionalized cooperation among states and other actors within a geographically contiguous region.
Correct answer: Development of institutionalized cooperation among states and other actors on the basis of regional contiguity as a feature of global politics- A. Outcomes
- B. The security dilemma
- C. The way states act
- D. All of the options are correct
Explanation: Treating power simply as the possession of resources does not reliably explain political outcomes, because outcomes also depend on…
Correct answer: Outcomes203. What is and "issue"?
- A. Something discussed in therapy
- B. A set of politicals that are seen as being related, because they all invoke the same value conflicts
- C. A set of politicals that have to be decided together because they are linked by the political processes in an international organization
- D. The resources that are under an actors direct control
Explanation: In this context, an issue means a group of related political concerns organized around a common value conflict.
Correct answer: A set of politicals that are seen as being related, because they all invoke the same value conflicts- A. There are different meanings to the term "state"w
- B. There is a difference between nation and state
- C. There is a lack of similarity between countries
- D. All of the options given are correct
Explanation: A state-centric approach can oversimplify world politics because “state” has different meanings, nation and state are not identical, and…
Correct answer: All of the options given are correct- A. The central concept of the "English school"
- B. Presented most compellingly by Hedley Bull.
- C. Any association of distinct political rules, values, institutions
- D. The central concept of the 'English school' presented most compellingly by Hedley Bull, which descries any association of distinct political communities that accept common rules, values and institutions.
Explanation: The English School uses international society as a central concept, especially through Hedley Bull's account of political communities that…
Correct answer: The central concept of the 'English school' presented most compellingly by Hedley Bull, which descries any association of distinct political communities that accept common rules, values and institutions.