The Belief That States,just Like Individuals,can Learn to Form Cooperative

question 100

Multiple Choice

The belief that states,just like individuals,can learn to form cooperative societies without giving up their individuality is known as

• A) neoliberalism.
• B) neorealism.
• C) rational actor model.
• D) traditional liberalism.

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