What is the essence of the contextual aspect of power?
a. Actual policies can only be understood in the context of declaratory policies, which are functions of
power.
b. The relationship between international actors does not change except within the context of additional
increments of power developed over time.
c. The right kind of power must be used in the right kind of situation.
d. none of the above
Question 2
In drawing lessons from World War I, it is important to remember that today's world is different in what two important ways?
a. The world is unipolar, and the ideological acceptance of war is weaker.
b. Nuclear weapons exist, and the world is unipolar.
c. Nuclear weapons exist, and advances have been made in communications technologies.
d. Nuclear weapons exist, and the ideological acceptance of war is weaker.
e. Advances have been made in communications technologies, and the ideological acceptance of war is weaker.
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