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Since the 2013 military overthrow of the democratically elected leader in Egypt, the US has refused to grant them diplomatic recognition and military assistance |
True |
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The Japanese model of market-state relations a state that seeks to create national strength by taking an active and conscious role in development of specific sectors of the economy, which is known as |
the developmental state |
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"Cohabitation" in a semi-presidential system refers to |
instances in which the president and prime minister are from different parties |
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The article "What caused the economic crisis?" reported that, albeit for different reasons, both liberal and conservative economists blamed Alan Greenspan's policies as head of |
the Federal Reserve |
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State corporatism differs from neocoproratism in that it is |
a matter for the state to choose which interest groups it will recognize |
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Iran has a theocratic version of a |
presidential system |
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The main point of the article "The Technocrats of Tahrir" is that the 2013 military installed leadership in Egypt |
is one of the most educated and professionally competent groups in the Arab World |
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What is an arguementt that critics make against the proportional representation system? |
indirect elections, creates an opportunity for extremist parties, under represents local concerns |
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As reported in "Chile's Middle Class Flexes its Muscles," according to a survey conducted by Diego Portales University, the top national problem in Chile is in |
education |
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Which is usually seen as a politically generated state involvement in the economy? |
improved working conditions, environemental protection, income redistribution |
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"Euroskeptics" refers to |
groups who dislike the European Union |
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The mobilizations in Chile came during an extended period of economic downturn that had significantly reduced per capita incomes |
False |
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Most common in European societal corporatism, _________are organizations that bring together all interest groups of a particular sector to influence and negotiate agreements with the state |
peak associations |
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What was the name of the first elected leader in the post Arab Spring Egypt |
Mohamed Morsi |
