What Is an Argument for International Law Being Ineffective

question 20

Multiple Choice

What is an argument for international law being ineffective?

• A)Most states follow laws most of the time.
• B)Few states violate international law.
• C)Only international organizations are bound by international law;other actors are not subject to international law.
• D)International law reflects state interests and does not actually alter the behavior of states.
• E)There is not an international institution that can hear cases about international law.

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