What is meant by minimum order?
Correct answer: B. A view of international order that is concerned with peace and stability, rather than with the attainment of other values, such as justice
- A. Any regular or discernible pattern of relationships that are stable over time, or may additionally refer to a condition that allows certain goals to be achieved
- B. A view of international order that is concerned with peace and stability, rather than with the attainment of other values, such as justice
- C. A distribution of power among a number (at least three) of major powers or 'poles'
- D. The regular patterns of interaction between states, but without implying any shared values between them. This is distinguished from the view of a 'society' of statesHuman Rights & Liberties
Explanation
Minimum order prioritizes peace and stability as the essential requirement of international order, without requiring justice or other higher values. Option a gives a broader definition of order, while c describes multipolarity.
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