Which fundamental concept forms the basis of the great power system in international relations?

Multiple choice question for Evolution of International Relations. Select an option, then review the explanation below.

Explanation

The great power system in international relations is primarily founded on the principle of identity (A). While cooperation (B), dominance (C), and reciprocity (D) play roles in global politics, it is the shared identity among great powers that underpins their interactions and system structure.

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Which fundamental concept forms the basis of the great power system in international relations?

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