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Caiter2013

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Political idealism is
 
  a. based exclusively on quantitative measures of international activity.
  b. an outdated philosophy that has not had any international impact in the twentieth
  century.
  c. also called realpolitik.
  d. (C) a theory that argues that war and conflict are not inevitable, but the result of
  flawed international and national structures and institutions.

Question 2

The level-of-analysis problem
 
  a. means that it is difficult to differentiate between nation, state, and nation-state.
  b. refers to the fact that national interest is a difficult concept to define, and even more
  difficult to analyze.
  c. (C) refers to the difficulty of understanding a state's policy because a state's leaders
  may make policy based on its own goals, domestic politics, bureaucratic need, or
  broadly defined national interest.
  d. means that it is difficult to tell when a balance of power really exists.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c



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