Neoliberals use __________ to illustrate their argument that cooperation between actors is possible.
Correct answer: A. the Prisoner's Dilemma game
- A. the Prisoner's Dilemma game
- B. the bureaucratic politics model
- C. geopolitics
- D. peace studies
Explanation
Neoliberals use the repeated Prisoner’s Dilemma to show that actors may cooperate when interaction is repeated, reputations matter, and institutions help enforce expectations. The one-shot version highlights the barriers to cooperation, while repeated play shows how cooperation can emerge.
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