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Cоnsider the fоllоwing hypotheticаl exаmple: It is 2090. Unobtаnium has become the most precious resource in the world. It is like Uranium on steroids… times 10… because it can power everything from electric grids to aircraft carriers. Peru and Bolivia discover the world’s largest deposit of Unobtanium under their shared border. Both countries are still recovering from the Great Peruvian-Bolivian War of 2070, which ended in a stalemate. Peru offers Bolivia a deal: because 51% of the Unobtanium deposit is located on Peru’s side of the border, Peru should get 51% of the Unobtanium. Bolivian negotiators say that the offer is unfair. Peruvian negotiators reply that 49% of the Unobtanium is still more Unobtanium than Bolivia had before discovering the new deposit, and it is probably more Unobtanium than Bolivia will wind up with if the two countries start another war over it. According to lecture, Peruvian negotiators are using the logic of_____________ to make their argument.
Cоnsider the fоllоwing hypotheticаl scenаrio: It is the yeаr 2065. Texas has grown so rich and powerful that it decides to secede from the United States (again). But this time, Washington, D.C. decides to ‘let Texas go’ without a fight. At the same time, Washington refuses to officially recognize it as a sovereign state even though the regime in Austin (the capital of Texas) monopolizes the legitimate exercise of coercive violence; controls a stable and demarcated territory; and exercises its authority through bureaucracies. The rest of the international community follows the United States’ lead and similarly refuses to recognize Texas as a member of the international community. Even Russia, which remains bogged down in its now decades old war in Ukraine, follows Washington’s lead. According to lecture, international relations scholars would call Texas a(n) _______________ state.