List the components necessary for a transnational advocacy network.
What will be an ideal response?
A TAN is a multinational network that (1) must include non-state actors (like individuals acting alone, social movements, or NGOs); (2) may include states, IOs, or transnational corporations (TNCs) as well; (3) is a recurring, cooperative partnership; with (4) differentiated roles among the component parts.
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One of the main divisions in terms of political culture in many European countries is between __________ and __________
a. communists, socialists b. Democrats, socialists c. socialists, capitalists d. Democrats, Republicans e. capitalists, communists
In order to understand whose interests become the national interest and how, we need to examine both
a. domestic and international forces. b. individual leaders and the lobbying process. c. the role of leaders and type of economic system. d. structure of government and societal influences.