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In international relations, how does 'Minilateralism' differ from traditional 'Multilateralism'?
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- 1It mandates the inclusion of all 'Global South' nations to ensure absolute democratic representation.
- 2It represents a return to the secret treaties that characterized pre-World War I diplomacy.
- 3It utilizes small, flexible, task-oriented groups to circumvent the slowness of established global bodies.✓
- 4It requires a higher level of ideological alignment among its participants to function.
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It utilizes small, flexible, task-oriented groups to circumvent the slowness of established global bodies.
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