Wilkinson (2001)points to Several Risks of Adopting a War-Like Approach

question 59

Multiple Choice

Wilkinson (2001) points to several risks of adopting a war-like approach.Which of the following are risks,according to Wilkinson?

• A)danger that military response could provoke wider conflict involving diminished focus on relevant terrorist group in favor of broader multistate strategy
• B)danger that the death of innocent civilians will diminish international sympathy for the victim state and shift the moral high ground away from that state
• C)danger that military action will give rise to false expectations of a total failure of defeat of terrorism
• D)all of these

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