ALL BUT WHICH of the following are factors policymakers usually weigh when deciding whether or not to engage in an armed intervention, according to the textbook?
A. The level of domestic support for the intervention
B. The degree of multilateral assistance
C. Their own national interest
D. The expected outcome of the intervention
E. The consent of the host state.
Which of the following is NOT a factor that is considered when trying to estimate an armed intervention's net effect on the human condition?
A. The psychological impact
B. The loss of human lives
C. The political costs
D. The damage to property
E. The number of wounded
Which chapter of the UN Charter specifies the conditions under which the use of force is legitimate?
A. Chapter I
B. Chapter III
C. Chapter V
D. Chapter VII
E. Chapter XI
Under some circumstances, so-called collateral damage during war can be justified with the __________ principle.
A. double-effect
B. good intentions
C. just response
D. retaliation
E. fog of war
ALL BUT WHICH of the following are conditions for a war to be just?
A. The cause has to be just, such as self-defense.
B. The decision to go to war has to be made by a legitimate authority.
C. The use of force has to be proportionate to the provocation.
D. All other options have to be exhausted.
E. The decision to go to war has to be multilateral.
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