Which schools of thought emphasize the importance of non-state actors?
a. Liberalism and radicalism c. Realism and liberalism
b. Radicalism and realism d. Liberalism and socialism
A
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Without rules and procedures for promoting successful collective action, as participants and preferences multiply
a. government grows more efficient. b. broadly acceptable collective decisions are made more rapidly. c. unstructured negotiation rarely yields a collective decision all parties can accept. d. the institutions of governance become less important.
Oxfam, a British nongovernmental organization, defines a global citizen as someone who ______.
a. respects and values diversity and participates in the community at a range of levels b. participates in the community at a range of levels and does not believe in social justice c. does not believe in social justice and travels often d. travels often and participates in the community at a range of levels