The "Security Dilemma" Refers to a Situation in Which

question 52

Multiple Choice

The "security dilemma" refers to a situation in which

• A) all states can achieve security, but only after making tough choices.
• B) one state's becoming more secure diminishes another state's security.
• C) states intentionally threaten each other even if they feel secure.
• D) each state must rely on security agreements with neighboring states.
• E) no state is seen as a threat to another, even after taking security measures.

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