In what way is the Internet unlike a typical international regime?
A)It has no norms that lead to a specific goal.
B)It does not link states or individuals together in a meaningful way.
C)It is not seen as beneficial.
D)It is more easily controlled by sovereign states.
E)It lacks technical standards.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

International regimes are typically formed to achieve a specific goal or set of goals through shared norms and principles. The Internet, however, has no specific goal or set of norms that govern all users.

Answer: D 
 The Internet is often seen as difficult to control by sovereign states due to its decentralized nature and the lack of any centralized authority.

Answer: E 
 While the Internet is increasingly governed by technical standards, it has historically lacked universal technical standards that govern all users and technologies.

In What Way Is the Internet Unlike a Typical International