What movement did leaders begin to support in the 1950s and 1960s largely due to their concerns for U.S. credibility abroad and its loyalties in the struggle against the Soviet Union?

Fearon argues that he does not discard or dismiss explanations for war that involve which of the following?

a. irrational choices by leaders b. domestic politics c. private information d. lack of trust e. military engagements

According to James Madison in The Federalist, No. 51, political power should be

a. exercised by those with the greatest knowledge of government and society. b. centralized in the national government. c. abolished in favor of a more libertarian society. d. dispersed among a number of institutions.