The idea that fighting breaks out when two sides cannot reach a deal that both prefer to war is most ...

The idea that fighting breaks out when two sides cannot reach a deal that both prefer to war is most consistent with
 
  A) anarcho-syndicalist communism.
  B) bargaining model of war.
  C) cyclical theory of war.
  D) frustration-aggression theory.
  E) status quo bias.

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Families, local communities, and religious groups are examples of
 
  A) civil society groups.
  B) intergovernmental organizations.
  C) multinational corporations.
  D) states.
  E) transnational advocacy networks.

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Systems-level explanations for the causes of war are least useful in explaining
 
  A) broad patterns in conflict.
  B) how power arrangement affect war.
  C) specific, individual wars.
  D) systemic conditions under which war is likely.
  E) the frequency of war.

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The concept that we should place a priority on the economic, food, health, environmental, personal, community, and political well-being of people is known as
 
  A) cultural relativism.
  B) fairness.
  C) human security.
  D) restorative justice.
  E) universal jurisdiction.

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The belief that war occurs in part because the international system is male-dominated and men are biologically and/or culturally predisposed to rely on violence to settle disputes is most consistent with
 
  A) feminism.
  B) imperialism.
  C) liberalism.
  D) realism.
  E) world systems theory.