Why, in Sokolski's view, is nuclear proliferation ultimately ...

[fnuegbu]

Why, in Sokolski's view, is nuclear proliferation ultimately dangerous?
 
  a. It increases the chances of accidents and miscalculations.
  b. It is part of a global cycle of escalation.
  c. It increases the chance of nuclear terrorism.
  d. It will lead to nuclear rogue states.

Question 2

According to Roberts and Zaum, what isa reason frequently cited by those calling for UN Security Council reform?
 
  a. The Security Council has illiberal permanent members like China and Russia.
  b. The Security Council is able to interfere with the domestic politics of weaker states.
  c. The Security Council is dysfunctional and reflects the power landscape of 1945.
  d. The Security Council has no mandate to act on the international stage.

[bassamabas]

Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c

[fnuegbu]

Both answers were spot on, thank you once again

[bassamabas]

Great! Please up vote