The Functionalist View of Cooperation Between States Argues That

question 9

Multiple Choice

The functionalist view of cooperation between states argues that

• A) Cooperation to solve problems on technical, non-political issues will spill over into political and military cooperation between states.
• B) The need to ensure their own security in an anarchic international system will lead states to cooperate in political and military affairs.
• C) Cooperation will occur on technical, non-political issues, but states will never cooperate in political and military affairs because there is no pressing need to do so.
• D) States will not cooperate, even on technical, non-political issues because there is no pressing need to do so.
• E) States will cooperate on political and military affairs to help ensure their security, but will not cooperate on technical issues because there is no pressing need to do so.

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