Author Question: The billiard ball model assumes that state behavior and foreign policy can be understood without ... (Read 118 times)

iveyjurea · **on:** Sep 4, 2018

The billiard ball model assumes that state behavior and foreign policy can be understood without reference to

a. State internal characteristics
b. Structure of the international system
c. International system level of analysis
d. The role of anarchy
e. Unipolarity, bipolarity or multi-polarity

Question 2

Which of the following is true of the acquisition of nuclear weapons by terrorists or nonstate actors?

a. The fall of the Soviet Union has made the acquisition of nuclear material by terrorist groups more difficult.
b. The IAEA regularly inspects both state and nonstate nuclear weapons facilities.
c. Although unsuccessful in constructing a nuclear weapon, it has been proven that al Qaeda has acquired reasonable amounts of fissile material.
d. The hardest route for a terrorist group to acquire nuclear weapons is to steal fissile material from a state military.
e. The basic fissile material required to develop a nuclear weapon is very difficult to produce.