Select the Constructivist perspective on international law:
a. Powerful states codify their national interests within international law.
b. Shapes (re-shapes) government national interest altering state behavior.
c. Powerful states encourage their own interests by creating inevitable cooperation.
d. States that are the most altruistic set the agenda for international law.
Ans: b
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