Question

question 11 (1 point)
liberal thinking about international law has provided the basis for
a) intervention in the affairs of states.
b) rhetorical reasoning.
c) analogical reasoning.
d) nonintervention in the affairs of states.

Explanation:

Liberal thinking in international law emphasizes non - intervention in the internal affairs of states. It focuses on the sovereignty of states and the idea that each state should have the right to govern itself without external interference. Intervention in the affairs of states (option a) goes against the core tenets of liberal thinking in international law. Rhetorical reasoning (option b) and analogical reasoning (option c) are more about methods of argumentation rather than being directly related to the basis of liberal thinking in international law.

Answer:

d) nonintervention in the affairs of states.