How Are Nonstate Actors Unlike State Actors

question 1

Multiple Choice

How are nonstate actors unlike state actors?

• A)Nonstate actors lack identifiable interests.
• B)Conflict with nonstate actors tends to be "cheap" for the state.
• C)Institutions cannot be used to resolve the grievances between two states.
• D)Nonstate actors deal with unique concerns about mobilizing their members.
• E)Nonstate actors cannot be fruitfully thought of in the context of a bargaining model.

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