What is meant by 'solidarist international society'
Correct answer: C. International society in which states agree on universal standards of justice and morality
- A. International society in which states show solidarity to their regional interests
- B. International society in which states assign more than 1% of their GDP to foreign aid and possible humanitarian interventions
- C. International society in which states agree on universal standards of justice and morality
- D. International society that counts on a repaid deployment international force in case a humanitarian interventions is required
Explanation
A solidarist international society accepts universal standards of justice and morality, rather than limiting cooperation to regional interests or state sovereignty alone. This idea is associated with the solidarist wing of the English School.
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