__________ holds that "state identities" are complex and changing, and arise from interactions with other states.
Correct answer: A. Constructivism
- A. Constructivism
- B. Feminism
- C. Peace studies
- D. Hegemonic stability theory
Explanation
Constructivism treats identities and interests as socially formed through interaction, rather than as fixed features of states. This contrasts with theories that generally take state identities and interests as given.
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