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According to democratic peace theory, which form suggests that democracies are generally more peaceful in their international relations?
According to democratic peace theory, which form suggests that democracies are generally more peaceful in their international relations?
- Monadic (correct)
- Systemic
- Individualistic
- Dyadic
What is hypothesized about democratic publics in their interactions with other democracies?
What is hypothesized about democratic publics in their interactions with other democracies?
- They are more dovish (correct)
- They are unpredictable
- They are more hawkish
- They are indifferent
According to democratic peace theory, what do dyadic forms suggest about democracies?
According to democratic peace theory, what do dyadic forms suggest about democracies?
- They do not go to war with other democracies (correct)
- They are indifferent to other democracies
- They are more likely to engage in conflicts
- They are unpredictable in their relations
In terms of norms and identities, what are democratically elected leaders more likely to resort to in disputes?
In terms of norms and identities, what are democratically elected leaders more likely to resort to in disputes?
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What does the systemic form of democratic peace theory suggest about the international system?
What does the systemic form of democratic peace theory suggest about the international system?
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