A Developing Nation-State with Relatively Little Global Political Power Is

Multiple Choice

A developing nation-state with relatively little global political power is growing increasingly concerned with the political climate of a more powerful, highly developed nation-state because, in an era of globalization, the decisions of this more powerful nation-state will likely affect the future of the citizens in both countries. This is an example of what Ulrich Beck calls:

A) manufactured risk.
B) risk society.
C) external risk.
D) shared risk.