Political Science · International Relations
The Democratic Peace Theory within international relations fundamentally argues that ______.
- 1democracies are statistically more likely to win total wars
- 2democracies are generally no more peaceful than non-democracies toward all regimes
- 3the total number of absolute democracies in the world is exponentially increasing
- 4democracies are highly unlikely to go to war with other democratic states✓
Correct answer
democracies are highly unlikely to go to war with other democratic states
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