Why Is Enforcement by Institutions Actually "Self-Enforcement

question 45

Multiple Choice

Why is enforcement by institutions actually "self-enforcement"?

• A)Institutions can force their own members to comply with their agreements without outside help.
• B)There is no central international authority capable of forcing actors to cooperate.
• C)To force members to cooperate,actors pay dues to their institutions to create their own enforcement agency.
• D)Each institution is defined as a sovereign entity or "self."
• E)Conflicts are resolved by a rotating panel of members who punish those who violate the rules.

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