Constructivists Usually Argue That International Law

question 13

Multiple Choice

Constructivists usually argue that international law

• A)does not exist.
• B)fails to restrict the behavior of powerful states.
• C)helps shape important international norms.
• D)is merely a reflection of the interests of capitalist states.

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