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savannahhooper

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Why, according to Keohane, might a large and powerful state still abide by the norms and rules of international institutions?
 
  a. because international institutions have gradually developed means of enforcing behavior
  b. because international institutions are typically seen as having important moral significance
  c. because international institutions can impose significant image costs
  d. because if all states follow the rules, then international affairs will be more predictable

Question 2

What is the weakness identified by Cronin in combating terror with normal police work?
 
  a. police can be infiltrated by terrorist groups
  b. terrorists often try to portray police as illegitimate in the eyes of the population
  c. police cannot cross borders
  d. police do not typically have the sort of weaponry necessary to combat terrorism



memslove

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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c



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