The fact that there is no world government to enforce rules is referred to as:
Correct answer: B. anarchy
- A. hegemonic stability
- B. anarchy
- C. the Prisoner's Dilemma
- D. chaos
Explanation
Anarchy in international relations means the absence of a central world authority above states, not disorder or complete chaos. States must therefore rely on self-help, alliances, and their own capabilities to enforce security.
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