What is meant by neo-medievalism?
Correct answer: B. A condition in which political power is dispersed between local national, and supranational institutions, none of which command supreme loyalty
- A. A condition in which warfare is a recurrent feature of the relations between states not the least because they regard it as inevitable
- B. A condition in which political power is dispersed between local national, and supranational institutions, none of which command supreme loyalty
- C. A condition in which international organizations, transnational corporations and so forth are accountable to the peoples of the world
- D. A condition in which human labour and its products are sold and bought in the market place
Explanation
Neo-medievalism describes authority being divided among local, national, and supranational institutions, with no single power receiving unquestioned loyalty. It uses medieval Europe's overlapping jurisdictions as an analogy for contemporary global politics.
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