What is supranationalism?
Correct answer: B. Concept in integration theory that implies the creation of common institutions having independent decision-making authority and thus the ability to impose certain decision and rules on member states
- A. Concept in integration theory that indicates that states remain in control of the process and that common of the process and that common institutions merely facilitate decision-making among state representatives
- B. Concept in integration theory that implies the creation of common institutions having independent decision-making authority and thus the ability to impose certain decision and rules on member states
- C. Concept in neo-functionalist integration theory, indicating that there is a integration spillover
- D. None of the above
Explanation
Supranationalism gives common institutions authority to make decisions independently of individual member governments, with rules that can bind those states. The view that governments retain ultimate control describes intergovernmentalism instead.
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