_________ is the ability to convert one element of power into another.

Related Mcqs:

1. The use of geography as an element of power is called:

   A. negotiation B. globalism C. geopolitics D. national interest...

2. What do realists see as the most important element of national power in the short term?

   A. population B. real GDP C. geography D. military force...

3. The ability of a country to put investments to productive use is:

   A. empowerment B. debt services C. repatriation D. absorptive capacity...

4. _________ refers to the number of independent power centers that exist in the international system.

   A. Power distribution B. Power center C. Power shift D. Polarity...

5. For a State come into existence, one of the basic element is:

   A. Possession of sovereignty B. Possession of ideology C. Possession of physical resource D. None of these...

6. Which of the following is NOT a less tangible long-term power resource?

   A. education of population B. strength of scientific and technological base C. total GDP D. patriotism...

7. The fifth-century BCE political realist who said that “the strong do what they have the power to do and the weak accept what they have to accept” was:

   A. Thucydides B. Hobbes C. Ibn Kahaldum D. Machiavelli...

8. How does Realism understand the concept of power?

   A. Power is based on economic strength B. Power is a relational concept C. Power is a relative concept D. Power is a relational concept and power is a relative concept...

9. When Hamas came into power in Palestine?

   A. 15th February 2004 B. 25th January 2005 C. 21st July 2004 D. 15th March 2005...

10. Antonio Gramsci’s view of power is:

    A. it comes out of a barrel of a gun B. it is mixture of coercion and consent C. it is purely economic D. it is purely economic...