Which level of analysis provides a better view of patterns and generalizations in world politics?
a. International system c. Individual actor
b. Nation-state d. None of the above
In a well-known article, J. David Singer introduced the idea of levels of analysis and discussed two broad perspectives:
a. governments and society.
b. international system and nation-state.
c. individuals and roles decision-makers' play.
d. governments and nation-states.
What was the new element in the Bush administration's war on terror?
a. It holds nation-states accountable for harboring terrorist groups.
b. It rests only those decisions passed through the United Nation's Security Council.
c. It seizes assets of nation-states who harbor terrorist groups.
d. It calls for strict sanctions of nation-states who harbor terrorist groups.
al Qaeda's attack on the World Trade Center was an example of
a. asymmetric warfare. c. guerrilla insurgency.
b. civil war. d. military incursion.
Some believe that the 9/11 attacks ushered in a period in world politics defined by
a. unchecked American power and sustained U.S.-led war on terrorism.
b. American neo-isolationist policies and global retreat.
c. a new period of global market capitalism and economic growth.
d. unwavering coalition building between the world's most powerful states.
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