Proponents of the Academic Theories of International Relations See Globalization

question 48

Multiple Choice

Proponents of the academic theories of international relations see globalization differently because

• A) they have different ideas about what is most important in world politics.
• B) they need to disagree to belong to a school of thought.
• C) they have an a posteriori view of what is most important in world politics.
• D) they have an ad hominem view of what is most important in world politics.

Evaluate the strength of premises in supporting conclusions.

Recognize the role of independent and dependent premises in argument structure.

Analyze arguments based on evidence and logical relations.

Understand the minimal requirements for diagrams in representing argument structures.

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Definitions:

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