Which of the following is a source of NGOs' power in the international system?

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New communication technologies have allowed NGOs to build transnational coalitions and networks, giving them greater visibility and influence in the international system. This has increased their power and ability to advocate for their causes and hold governments and international organizations accountable. While access to funding is important for NGOs, it is not a defining source of their power. NGOs do not have voting power in the United Nations as they are non-state actors, and their power does not come from their rigid structure as most NGOs are highly flexible and adaptable organizations.

Which of the Following Is a Source of NGOs' Power