Which development is most directly associated with globalisation in international relations?
Correct answer: D. Growing cross-border flows of trade, capital, information and people
- A. The end of political conflict between states and non-state groups
- B. The complete disappearance of national borders and state sovereignty
- C. The replacement of all governments by multinational corporations
- D. Growing cross-border flows of trade, capital, information and people
Explanation
Globalisation increases the intensity and speed of cross-border connections in economic, social, technological and political life. It may constrain states in some areas, but it does not eliminate sovereignty or international conflict.
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