What kind of relationship prevails between international law and national law in practice? 

a. A moderate dualism in which international law applies only if it is recognized by national law, as a rule of domestic law. 

b. A radical monism in which international law has absolute primacy over any rule of law. 

c. A relationship of total dependence, where national law derives its validity from international law.

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