As globalization continues to integrate human economic networks around the world, global primacists think that
a. cultural ideas and practices must become subsumed in a single national identity so they can retain their validity.
b. states should retain their central role in making policies benefiting their citizens by negotiating with other states.
c. the United States is a prototype because it has developed its own nationality with shared values and a distinct "American personality."
d. encouraging further social integration of the world's people presents the only logical course of action.
e. advocating diversity both within and among states would lead to a decentralization of world power centers.
D
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