According to liberal institutionalists, when collaboration breaks down,

According to liberal institutionalists, when collaboration breaks down,
 
  a. everyone is better off.
  b. everyone ends up worse off.
  c. nothing really changes.
  d. conflict always occurs.

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Realists contend that liberal institutional theory is undermined by
 
  a. verification provisions.
  b. the possibility of cheating.
  c. ideological rifts.
  d. development of nuclear weapons.

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Liberals argue that anarchy can be overcome through the use of
 
  a. military power.
  b. elections.
  c. institutions.
  d. conflict.

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A zero-sum game refers to the situation in which
 
  a. one state can gain only at the expense of another.
  b. both states can gain at the same time.
  c. neither state can gain and both will lose.
  d. both states can cooperate with one another.

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Liberal institutionalism suggests that a partial solution to the security dilemma would occur if
 
  a. everyone stops building arms at the same time.
  b. both sides continue to arm but at a slower rate.
  c. one side evolves into a hegemonic power.
  d. one side continues to build arms and the other stops.