What is meant by global governance?
Correct answer: C. A loose framework of global, both institution and normative that constrains conduct
- A. A system that works as a world government, with a constitution, legal system, and law enforcement
- B. A system regulated by a dominant leader
- C. A loose framework of global, both institution and normative that constrains conduct
- D. Institutional pattern in the relationship between statesInternational Relations
Explanation
Global governance is a loose set of institutions, norms and practices that influences and constrains conduct without constituting a world government. It therefore differs from a centralized system with a constitution, executive authority and law enforcement.
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