Multiple Choice
Deterrence is a strategy that
A) is more effective for small states than for large states.
B) ultimately requires the use of force.
C) involves a commitment by one state to punish another state if it takes an undesired action.
D) works even if states lack the capacity to follow through with their commitments.
E) seldom requires a clear communication of objectives.
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