What idea states that domestic political problems, usually associated with poor economic conditions, provide an incentive for the use of force abroad as a way to divert the public’s attentions away from domestic problems?

According to the National Institute for Justice, imprisonment might serve to incapacitate criminals (preventing them from committing crimes during their imprisonment), which is distinct from any possible benefits of deterrence.

What was a key warning that President Dwight D. Eisenhower issued in his farewell address?

The “melting pot” metaphor and the concept of “beyond the melting pot” represent different perspectives on immigration and cultural integration in the United States. Which of the following best describes the main difference between these two ideas?

The economies of rich countries tend to be relatively capital-intensive, while those of poor countries tend to be relatively labor-intensive.

What states that individuals working in the abundant factor benefit from trade, while individuals working with the scarce factor experience the cost of trade?

Under current law, work force audits can punish immigrants who are working illegally, but businesses do not actually face a penalty for employing illegal immigrants.

What states that individuals working in the abundant factor benefit from trade, while individuals working with the scarce factor experience the cost of trade?

According to the National Institute for Justice, imprisonment might serve to incapacitate criminals (preventing them from committing crimes during their imprisonment), which is distinct from any possible benefits of deterrence.

What idea proposes targeting minor offenses to reduce crime?