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When do leaders and leaders' personality traits matter the most?
When do leaders and leaders' personality traits matter the most?
What is the difference between a rational policy model and an organizational process model?
What is the difference between a rational policy model and an organizational process model?
The rational policy model assumes a unified government making decisions to reach a defined goal. The organizational process model emphasizes complex bureaucratic procedures, routines, and standard operating procedures, where actions are taken based on pre-existing plans and not just on immediate ideals.
What are elite cues? What is the role of elite cues in political decision making?
What are elite cues? What is the role of elite cues in political decision making?
Elite cues are signals from influential individuals or groups that signal what the public should focus on and what issues are important. These cues shape public attention and influence policy decisions by alerting the public to issues they might otherwise ignore.
Why do leaders care a lot about what the public thinks?
Why do leaders care a lot about what the public thinks?
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What is the difference between hawks and doves in terms of foreign policy?
What is the difference between hawks and doves in terms of foreign policy?
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The National Security Advisor can be either civilian or military.
The National Security Advisor can be either civilian or military.
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Why is civilian control over the military important for a democracy?
Why is civilian control over the military important for a democracy?
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According to Huntington's model, who should be responsible for setting goals and who should be responsible for tactical implementation?
According to Huntington's model, who should be responsible for setting goals and who should be responsible for tactical implementation?
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What are Brooks' main critiques of Huntington's model of civilian-military relations?
What are Brooks' main critiques of Huntington's model of civilian-military relations?
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What is the difference between civilian supremacists and professional supremacists in terms of civilian-military relations?
What is the difference between civilian supremacists and professional supremacists in terms of civilian-military relations?
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Transnational advocacy networks have been shown to have minimal impact on government policies related to nuclear security.
Transnational advocacy networks have been shown to have minimal impact on government policies related to nuclear security.
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Why were transnational advocacy networks more successful in influencing the Soviet Union on nuclear policy than in influencing the United States?
Why were transnational advocacy networks more successful in influencing the Soviet Union on nuclear policy than in influencing the United States?
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The term 'second image reversed' refers to the influence of domestic politics on foreign policy.
The term 'second image reversed' refers to the influence of domestic politics on foreign policy.
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What is the difference between objective decline and declinism?
What is the difference between objective decline and declinism?
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A permissive border orientation is characterized by strict enforcement and extensive infrastructure to control movement across borders.
A permissive border orientation is characterized by strict enforcement and extensive infrastructure to control movement across borders.
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What is the difference between secrecy and democracy?
What is the difference between secrecy and democracy?
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Why is it challenging to effectively regulate social media in a democratic society?
Why is it challenging to effectively regulate social media in a democratic society?
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What is the 'territorial integrity norm'?
What is the 'territorial integrity norm'?
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What are the main concerns associated with the concept of declinism?
What are the main concerns associated with the concept of declinism?
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