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How does Waltz respond to the globalizers' argument that economic and technological forces impose near uniformity of political and economic forms and functions on states?
 
  a. The globalizers confuse cause with effect.
  b. The globalizers have misunderstood the evidence.
  c. Losers imitate winners, as they always have done.
  d. The available evidence suggests that states are becoming more diverse, rather than more alike.
  e. The similarities among states within geographic regions are striking, but the differences between states in different regions are also pronounced.

Question 2

Asymmetrical warfare is effectively demonstrated by terrorism.
 
  Indicate whether this statement is true or false.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: c

Answer to Question 2

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