Consider a theory that attempts to explain a state’s likelihood of trying to acquire nuclear weapons as being tied to their fear of attack from an enemy state. In this example, the fear of attack from an enemy state is best described as a(n) ________ variable.

Perrion is a theorist and is concerned with improving the international system. She uses moral and philosophical arguments to evaluate the content of goals that international actors pursue. Perrion works to generate _______ theories. 

Which of the following is NOT an explanation for compliance with international law?

The U.S. withdrawing from the Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty is an example of: 

Which of the following is the best example of legal consistency?

In 1939, Nazi Germany invaded Poland. This was a violation of: 

In the international system, one of the significant challenges that principal-agent relationships face is ________ delegating responsibilities to an international organization.

Why is the concept of sovereignty an important component for the definition of a state?

A city approves a new housing development. Andres is unhappy with the decision, as he knows that developers will remove a forest located in a nearby conservancy as part of the project. Andres knows that, besides serving as a home for wildlife, the forest also functions as a carbon ________. 

Greenpeace believes in holding governments and corporations accountable for their impact on the climate and the world. Its members are bound together by this goal, which also influences their behaviors and beliefs relating to saving the world. These characteristics can be best described as part of Greenpeace’s ________.