How Do Transnational Issues Complicate International Bargaining

question 2

Multiple Choice

How do transnational issues complicate international bargaining?

• A) These issues are interconnected, making a multiplicity of issues at stake whenever states come to the bargaining table.
• B) Trade-offs are not possible between these issues.
• C) These issues always put state security at the forefront of negotiations, and states are not willing to compromise on issues related to security.
• D) These issues are not politically important issues, leading states to offer little resources to negotiations dealing with them.
• E) Transnational issues do not affect international bargaining.

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