With Respect to the Force-Coercion Strategy, _____ Involves Straightforward and Unilateral

question 84

Multiple Choice

With respect to the force-coercion strategy, _____ involves straightforward and unilateral action to "command" that change take place.

• A) direct forcing
• B) political maneuvering
• C) diplomatic coercing
• D) indirect maneuvering
• E) alliance forming

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