Which of the following is not a theory of Federalism?

A primary election in which participation is limited to voters who have formally registered as members of a particular political party defines the

a. open primary. b. closed primary. c. runoff primary. d. winner-take-all primary. e. national primary.

For Jervis, what is the most significant implication of the continued existence of the Community?

a. War has become impossible. b. Uncoerced peace is possible under conditions of anarchy. c. The world needs a strong, benign hegemon to ensure peace. d. Inevitably, a world government will emerge that can deal with global problems. e. If all the states in the system become democracies, then the goal of global peace can be achieved.