According to Ikenberry, an alternative illiberal order to the current rule-based system is unlikely to develop because
a. socialism has become a near-universal ideal.
b. the conservative rule-based order serves rising powers.
c. an illiberal system would advance the interests of most major states.
d. the current system of openness and social stability remains appealing to many states.
e. the appeal to Americanize is great among rising states.
Answer: d
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