The Commentaries on the Laws of England is no longer an important work

As described by Keck and Sikkink, which of the following would be an example of a "boomerang" strategy?

a. An advocacy network circulates resources around the various members of the network. b. An NGO sends out representatives to gather evidence from other NGOs to support its case. c. A domestic NGO relocates geographically in order to pursue a rights campaign against its own government. d. An international NGO establishes related NGOs in multiple countries in order to create a network of pressure. e. A domestic NGO bypasses its own government and seeks out international allies to bring pressure on its government.

In very large districts and states, it is difficult for congressional candidates to connect directly with voters, which tends to make these campaigns about

A) the personal characteristics of candidates. B) the size of the campaign war chest. C) international concerns, not local ones. D) issues and party politics. E) issues of little consequence to voters.