Neoliberal Institutionalists Argue That When International Actors Cooperate with Each

question 8

Multiple Choice

Neoliberal institutionalists argue that when international actors cooperate with each other it is not because they are innately good,but rather because

• A) cooperating helps them overcome self-interest.
• B) cooperating complicates the prisoner's dilemma.
• C) it is in the self-interest of each to cooperate.
• D) cooperation is mandated by international law.

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