What is meant by 'world order'?
Correct answer: C. Using individual human beings as units (not states), it assesses the degree of order on the basis of the delivery of certain kinds of goods for humanity as a whole
- A. The order in which states have acquired power throughout history
- B. The international convention on order and security
- C. Using individual human beings as units (not states), it assesses the degree of order on the basis of the delivery of certain kinds of goods for humanity as a whole
- D. The same as international order
Explanation
World order broadens the focus beyond relations among states and evaluates order by how far essential goods, such as security and welfare, are delivered to human beings globally. This is why it differs from the narrower idea of international order, which is primarily state-centred.
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