Realists See the Two-Level Game of International Bargaining as

question 24

Multiple Choice

Realists see the two-level game of international bargaining as

• A) highlighting the importance of domestic politics in international relations.
• B) showing that domestic politics is not important in international relations.
• C) being constrained by the structure of the international system.
• D) showing that the structure of the international system is not important in international relations.

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