"Deriving legitimacy from the claim to expression of the interests and values of the nation which it rules" defines a:
Correct answer: B. Nation-state
- A. Imagined community
- B. Nation-state
- C. Government
- D. Nation
Explanation
A nation-state claims legitimacy by presenting its government as the expression of the nation’s interests and values. A government is the governing institution, while a nation is the community itself, not necessarily the state ruling it.
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