Public administration mainly deals with implementing which kind of decisions in society A Judicial verdicts only B Private business plans
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Chapter 16: International Relations (Set-5)
In neo-realism, which factor is treated as the strongest force shaping state behavior in world politics A International system structure
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In IR theory, which approach strongly stresses “gender” as an important lens to understand power and security issues? A Realist
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In realist thinking, what is the main cause of conflict in the international system? A Too much culture B Excessive
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In IR, the approach that studies world politics through class, capitalism, and exploitation is called what? A Realist approach B
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International Relations mainly studies interactions between which actors in world politics? A Rivers and mountains B Local village councils C
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In Linz’s argument, the “perils of presidentialism” are mainly linked to A Flexible term change B Weak party discipline C
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In comparative politics, “constitutionalism” mainly stresses that government power must be A Unlimited for stability B Limited by law C
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A “semi-presidential” system is best described as having A Only prime minister B Only president rules C President and PM
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In a constitutional monarchy, the monarch usually acts mainly as A Symbolic head of state B Supreme law-maker C Chief
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