In order for a collective security regime to be successful, the members must agree on what constitutes?

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1. In which of the following conflicts was collective security successful?

   A. the breakup of Yugoslavia B. It has never been successful. C. Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait D. the genocide in Rwanda...

2. The international system’s first attempt to create a collective security system was?

   A. the Organization of American States. B. the United Nations. C. NATO. D. the League of Nations....

3. Define Collective Security.

   A. Each state in a system abides by international law. B. Each state in a system accepts that security for one is security for all and agrees to join in a collective response to aggression. C. Each state in a system contributes to collective security by maximizing its security self-interest. D. None of the above....

4. The tendency for groups to validate wrong decisions, since individual members tend to go along with ideas they think the others support, is called?

   A. groupthink B. de-optimizing. C. parochialism. D. bureaucratic politics....

5. On which level of analysis do peace studies NOT focus?

   A. individual B. interstate C. domestic D. global...

6. The rational actor model of foreign policy decision making states that each decision in the foreign policy process involves?

   A. setting goals. B. calculating the cost and benefits of each possible course of action. C. evaluating the relative importance of goals. D. all of these: setting goals, evaluating their relative importance, and calculating the costs and benefits of each possible course of action....

7. In the ________ model of decision making, emphasis is placed on standard operating procedures.

   A. groupthink B. bureaucratic politics C. organizational process D. cognitive dissonance...

8. Democratic governments are least likely to fight?

   A. communist governments. B. other democratic governments. C. authoritarian regimes. D. military dictatorships....

9. Which of these theorists would be associated with liberal institutionalism?

   A. Kant B. Machiavelli C. Hobbes D. Morgenthau...

10. According to David Held what would a ‘cosmopolitan model of democracy’ entail?

    A. The creation of regional parliaments B. Human rights conventions must be entrenched into national parliaments and monitored by a new International Court of Human Rights. C. Reform and/or replacement of the UN with a more accountable global parliament D. All of the above...