The "Oil-for-Food" program that the UN Security Council used in Saddam Hussein's Iraq is generally referred to as a successful example of a smart sanction

Though elections provide broad statements of the voters' expectations, __________

a. they usually do so through unanimous agreement b. they are not important to the functioning of a representative democracy c. they seldom speak about specific programs d. those expectations are always considered a mandate

According to Fearon, what is unsatisfactory about previous rationalist explanations for war?

a. They focus too much on capabilities and not enough on outcomes. b. They cannot explain how a weaker state sometimes defeats a stronger state. c. They do not take communication into account. d. They do not account for the role of chance and other aspects outside of state control.