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What is the main distinguishing feature of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council (P5)?
They have the power to veto any resolution.
What defines a peace-enforcement operation?
It is a military operation that ensures peace among warring parties.
What characterizes asymmetrical warfare?
It involves armed conflict between actors with highly unequal military capabilities.
What is the primary aim of a separatist actor?
To create an independent state from an existing one.
What describes the strategy of outbidding in terrorism?
Demonstrating superior capability and commitment compared to other groups with similar causes.
What is the key characteristic of coercion as a strategy?
Threatening to use force to get someone to obey or change their behavior.
What does accountability refer to in the context of leadership?
Holding leaders responsible for their actions
In the context of international relations, what does the term 'bandwagoning' describe?
States aligning themselves with the stronger side in a conflict
What was the primary purpose of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) when it was formed in 1949?
To respond to the threat of the Soviet Union
Which organization replaced the League of Nations after its dissolution in 1946?
United Nations (UN)
What is the main characteristic of collective security organizations like the United Nations?
Facilitating cooperation for peace and security
In the context of international relations, what does 'entrapment' refer to?
Being dragged into an unwanted war due to ally actions
Explore key concepts in international relations such as accountability, alliances, balance of power, and bandwagoning. Test your knowledge on these terms commonly used in the context of diplomacy and global politics.
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