What is meant by 'internationalization'?
Correct answer: B. High levels of interaction and interdependence, most commonly with regard to the world economy
- A. A cross-over of a theory from domestic to international settings
- B. High levels of interaction and interdependence, most commonly with regard to the world economy
- C. The spread of European languages internationally
- D. None of the above
Explanation
Internationalization refers to growing cross-border interaction and interdependence, especially in trade, finance and production. It is broader than the international spread of languages and is not limited to transferring a theory from domestic to international politics.
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