Meanings
- uncountableThe ability to be helped or to provide help.
Finally, when a decision to intervene is made, Claude believes that the “helpability” of the state or the society should also be given due consideration.
2012, Nejat Dogan, Pragmatic Liberal Approach To World Order: The Scholarship of Inis L. Claude, Jr.
Origin
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