When states and nations do not coincide, the result is often

The division of authority in the U.S. Constitution among competing branches and levels of government has encouraged the development of

a. elitism. b. majoritarian democracy. c. indirect democracy. d. pluralism. e. divided government institutions.

The concept of deterrence assumes

a. states have a monopoly of international force. b. there are no competing loyalties within states. c. states enforce international rules of behavior. d. states have relatively equal levels of power. e. All of the above are correct.