An international relations specialist would most likely _____.
a. compare the legislative branches of different democratic nations
b. analyze the problems inherent in a federal system of government
c. create a set of categories for different types of democratic systems
d. examine the way multinational corporations decide in which countries to invest
Question 2
Which statement explains why American politics could legitimately be rejected as a separate subfield of politics?
a. The issues studied could be considered part of international relations or comparative politics, just with an American focus.
b. The term American is misleading in a society that is as diverse and multicultural as society in the United States.
c. American politics are too similar to the politics of other modern liberal democracies.
d. Colleges and universities sometimes struggle to find enough experts to do academic research and teach courses specifically in American politics.
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