To whom would the U.S. president most likely turn for advice during a rapidly developing national security crisis?
a. the secretary of state, since the Department of State carries out diplomatic affairs
b. the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs
c. the secretary of defense and possibly the national security adviser
d. the secretary of defense, the national security adviser, and possibly the secretary of state
d
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According to Rosenau
a. state sovereignty is becoming stronger and more secure in response to globalization. b. NGOs should be abolished. c. state sovereignty is under threat because of global problems like climate change. d. None of the above is true.
The constellation of military, economic, and ideological concerns about security constitutes what policymakers refer to as a country's
A. dilemma. B. national interests. C. foreign policy. D. promise. E. legacy.