Robert Putnam's "two-level games" idea modeled a world in which.
A) political leaders play a game with international organizations as well as with other leaders.
B) policy makers can easily ensure that the demands of internal and global politics are compatible.
C) states must formulate policies both to satisfy domestic groups and to maximize their foreign goals.
D) players must be familiar with the rules of both chess and checkers.

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Putnam's two-level games concept highlights the dilemma faced by states in formulating policies that must satisfy domestic groups while maximizing their foreign goals. Political leaders must navigate both internal and international politics, often making trade-offs to achieve both objectives. Therefore, option C is the correct choice. Option A is not entirely accurate as international organizations are not always involved, and option B is incorrect as internal and global politics can often conflict with each other. Option D is nonsensical and not related to Putnam's theory.

Robert Putnam's "Two-Level Games" Idea Modeled a World in Which