War between states:
Correct answer: C. a and b
- A. May be becoming increasingly obsolete
- B. Is rooted in our understanding of a Westphalian state system
- C. a and b
- D. None of the options given is correct
Explanation
Interstate war is associated with the sovereign-state system that emerged after Westphalia, while economic interdependence, nuclear deterrence, and changing norms have led some scholars to argue that it is becoming less common or increasingly obsolete. Both statements are therefore accepted.
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