According to the Textbook,why Does Samuel Huntington Argue Against Western

question 116

Multiple Choice

According to the textbook,why does Samuel Huntington argue against Western intervention in global human rights violations?

• A) He says that intervention would be ethnocentric.
• B) He says that intervention would cause World War III.
• C) He says that intervention would be too expensive.
• D) He says that intervention would cause a global economic collapse.

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