With Regard to Norms, Constructivists Argue That

question 29

Multiple Choice

With regard to norms, constructivists argue that

• A) all norm changes are transforming.
• B) norms are fixed, and thus define the structure of the international system.
• C) norms cannot be changed through coercion, only through processes of discourse.
• D) norms can be changed by the collective, but not individuals.
• E) norms are most likely to change through international institutions, law, and social movements.

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