What is regionalism?
Correct answer: C. Development of institutionalized cooperation among states and other actors on the basis of regional contiguity as a feature of global politics
- A. Creation of a new polity bringing together a number of different constituent parts
- B. Regular and sustained interaction between states on policy issues
- C. Development of institutionalized cooperation among states and other actors on the basis of regional contiguity as a feature of global politics
- D. Creation of institutions having independent decision making authority
Explanation
Regionalism means institutionalized cooperation among states and other actors within a geographically contiguous region. It is broader than simply creating a new polity or an institution with fully independent authority.
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