Which theoretical approach thinks that transnational advocacy networks are useful because of their ability to help change norms and redefine the way society is constructed?

Which one of the following is not a problem that Developing World states face in their international economic relations?

a. Many Developing World states rely on only one or two products to earn foreign exchange. b. In the eyes of the Developing World, the current international economic system is biased in favor of industrialized states. c. Prices of products exported by Third World states did not increase as rapidly as prices of products imported by them during the 1980s. d. Major Western lending institutions and banks have proven to be unwilling to reschedule terms of repayment for Third World debts.

What is interdependence?

a. a system in which two countries have eliminated tariff barriers between each other b. the condition that exists when countries rely on other states as well as themselves to produce and furnish those goods and services that they require c. the negotiations that led to the creation of the European Economic Community d. none of the above