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Transnational advocacy networks that primarily benefit others are known as
 
  A) advocacy TANs.
  B) illicit TANs.
  C) norm-supporting TANs.
  D) other-oriented TANs.
  E) self-oriented TANs.

Question 2

When we say that a concept is created by the interactions within society, we are speaking of
 
  A) anarchy.
  B) dependency theory.
  C) globalization.
  D) Marxism.
  E) social construction.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

E



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