According to lecture and Joseph Nye’s The Future of Power, which of the following is a historical example of the “power to change preferences”?

According to lecture, which of the following is NOT an example of a security dilemma?

Consider the following hypothetical example: It is 2090. Unobtanium 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.

According to David Lake’s chapter, “The State and International Relations”:

According to lecture, which of the following factors should you consider when developing an effective strategy?

According to lecture, which of the following are potential sources of bias in existing international security scholarship?

Delivery at 39 weeks of gestation of healthy single live birth with no complications would be reported with code__________. [1][2][3][4]

Robotic-assisted open prostatectomy

Chiropractic treatment of lumbar region using long lever specific contact

Upper Gl scan, radiopharmaceutical unspecified, for gastric emptying