Exam 14: The Future of International Politics

If two states possess nuclear weapons and credibly commit to using them in a second strike,what effect does this have on bargaining between the two parties?

In which of the following is the backlash against globalization by those in developing countries best seen?

Why was the rising power of the United States beginning in the nineteenth century peacefully accommodated by the international system?

Which of the following policies favoring the economic losers from globalization would the winners be most likely to support?

An example of a challenge to the postwar order is:

Why is the rise of a new major power potentially dangerous?

When is a country most likely to acquire nuclear weapons?

How might the postwar order be altered to accommodate a shifting distribution of power in the international system?

How does the postwar order represent U.S.interests?

Why might the proliferation of nuclear weapons be a cause of greater peace rather than conflict?

Which feature of terrorist organizations makes deterrence less difficult?

What historical evidence suggests that China's rise might lead to conflict? What evidence suggests it might be peaceful?

Why does economic globalization face a populist backlash?

Which of the following is most responsible for recent waves of migration to the United States and Europe?

If two states possess nuclear weapons,but neither side possesses second-strike capability,what effect does this have on relations between the two countries?

How should U.S.policy makers respond to growing Chinese power?

What is an area to which the term "globalization" does NOT typically refer?

Which of the following is an indicator that China intends to revise the international system?

Which of the following helped intensify populist movements in Europe?

The broad appeal of the postwar order lies in its: