International law differs from law at the state level in that

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International law lacks a centralized governing body with enforcement power, and relies on voluntary compliance and negotiation among states.

B and C are incorrect because there is no international legislative body with greater power than state legislatures, and the world court's jurisdiction is limited to cases where states have agreed to submit to its authority.

D is incorrect because reciprocity is a fundamental principle of international law, but it is not the sole basis for enforcement.

International Law Differs from Law at the State Level in That