Which potential form of global governmental does not preserve the sovereign authority of states? A) Networks of IGOs B) A unitary government C) A confederal government D) A federal government

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A unitary government is a type of global governmental system where there is a central government that holds all sovereign authority and power, and there is no division of power between different levels of government. In this system, the authority of individual states or regions is dissolved and absorbed into the central government, which means that the sovereign authority of states is not preserved. On the other hand, in a confederal or federal government, although there is a central government, the authority of individual states or regions is recognized and maintained to some extent, which preserves their sovereign authority. Networks of IGOs also do not necessarily erode state sovereignty, as states retain their membership and autonomy within the networks.

Which Potential Form of Global Governmental Does not Preserve the Sovereign