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POLSCI 2I03 Lecture Notes - Kyoto Protocol, Social Capital, Greenpeace

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McMaster University
Department
Political Science
Course
POLSCI 2I03
Professor
Andrew Lui

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Part a: short answer 10 marks per question per 1 mark each 10 marks total. Part b: long answer 4 questions, 10 marks each 40 marks total. Part c: essay 1 question worth 50 marks. Cumulative exam, emphasis be on the second half. Rise of the state and ir theory midterm. A right or wrong answer to part a. Part b also has right or wrong answer. Do not make stuff up in terms of trends and theory. Theory will be important in part c. part a and b particularly emphasized on second half of the year. Compare the theories and their key concepts on the midterm; know how to do comparison of theories. What are the major similarities and differences between two theories- know how to do it. Part c- will have similar comparison questions and will have to apply them to one of the many thematic areas or two or more.

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Related Questions

Carol holds a two-digit number X and wants Alice and Bob to recover the number. She gives them the following information.

  • Both Alice and Bob know that the number held by Carol is one of the following.
  • 21  26
  • 31  32  35
  • 42  44
  • 52  54  57
  • 62  67
  • Alice knows the number of ones of X but not the number of tens.
  • Bob knows the number of tens of X but not the number of ones.

Alice and Bob exchange the following messages.

  1. (a)  Bob to Alice: ’You might know X’.
  2. (b)  Alice to Bob: ’I did not, but, after what you have said, I do’.

Based on the above information, please answer the following questions. For each question, please accompany your answer with a short explanation of why your believe your answer is correct. Marks will not be awarded for answers without any explanation.

  1. (a)  Based on the statement of Bob it is possible to narrow down candidates for the number of tens from the initial five possibilities down to just two. What are these two possibilities? (7 marks)
  2. (b)  Based on the ’I did not’ statement of Alice, the number of candidates for X can be narrowed down to just three. What are these candidates (6 marks)
  3. (c)  The remaining part of Alice’s statement allows to identify X precisely. What is X? (7 marks)