The Most Important Difference Between Domestic Governments and International Organizations

question 127

Multiple Choice

The most important difference between domestic governments and international organizations is that:

• A) international organizations are more effective since membership is voluntary.
• B) domestic governments are more effective since national self-interest is not constrained by international obligations.
• C) international organizations are less effective since they have no means of forcing members to comply.
• D) domestic governments are less effective because they are more concerned about international public opinion.

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