Question

Fragile states often pose an international threat because:

		They can serve as a haven for terrorists
		Diseases can spread from these states to nearby countries
		Transnational crime can grow within the fragile state
		All of the above

A large group of influential interest groups including labor unions, environmental activists, and farmers convinces Japan to reject a trade deal with India. This is an example of:

		The rational model of decision-making
		Track-two diplomacy
		The pluralist model of decision-making
		The bureaucratic model of decision-making

Kurdistan, a state containing the Kurdish nation, is a clear example of a nation-state. True or False?

True

False

Which of the following is not an example of “smart sanctions?”

		Sanctions targeting all of Iraq
		Sanctions targeting Iran’s state-controlled gas company
		Sanctions targeting Kim Jong Un
		Sanctions targeting Russian government officials

The growing integration of the world’s politics, economics, and culture is often referred to as:

		Transnationalism
		Organizational politics
		Satisficing
		Globalization

Answer 1

1.Fragile states often pose an international threat because: Transnational crime can grow within the fragile state

2. A large group of influential interest groups including labor unions, environmental activists, and farmers convinces Japan to reject a trade deal with India. This is an example of : The pluralist model of decision-making

3. Kurdistan, a state containing the Kurdish nation, is a clear example of a nation-state : False

4. Which of the following is not an example of “smart sanctions?” : Sanctions targeting Kim Jong Un

5. The growing integration of the world’s politics, economics, and culture is often referred to as : Globalization