Why Do Radicals Downplay the Role of the Individual in International

question 33

Multiple Choice

Why do radicals downplay the role of the individual in international relations?

• A) They view individuals as members of constantly shifting economic classes.
• B) They believe individuals are constrained by a state driven by economic imperatives.
• C) They view individuals as pawns in an anarchic international system.
• D) They feel all workers are united in one opinion.
• E) They can only explain policy in communist countries.

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