When we characterize international relations as anarchic, we mean that
a. there is no central political authority with a monopoly on the legitimate use of force.
b. international relations are chaotic.
c. there is no order in international relations.
d. we have the beginnings of a global government in the United Nations.
Question 2
In international relations, the security dilemma refers to
a. the problems of implementing collective security.
b. how security communities manage to escape the insecurities of international anarchy.
c. the difficulty of making one nation secure without making others feel less secure.
d. how unsatisfied (revisionist) states overcome the power of the hegemonic state.
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