What are dead letter regimes?
Correct answer: C. A situation in which formal rules have been brought into existence without any expectation that they will be observe
- A. The situation in which the regime does not have a clear successor to its ruler in case of death
- B. A situation in which a regime's constitution is not followed or insignificant
- C. A situation in which formal rules have been brought into existence without any expectation that they will be observe
- D. a and b
Explanation
A dead-letter regime exists when formal rules are established but there is little or no expectation that actors will actually observe them. It therefore has rules on paper without effective compliance in practice.
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