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In Social Studies / College | 2025-07-06

According to Martha Finnemore in National Interests in International Society, how should we think about war?
A. As conflict among self-interested utility-maximizers
B. As purposeless and without meaning.
C. As a highly regulated social institution whose rules have changed over time.
D. As a Hobbesian state of nature

Asked by gianavescovi

Answer (1)

Martha Finnemore views war as a highly regulated social institution with evolving rules and norms rather than just a conflict between self-interested parties. Her perspective highlights the complexity of warfare, emphasizing the influence of societal values and institutional frameworks. This understanding reflects a more nuanced approach to analyzing international conflicts. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-07

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