Question 1

International organization refers to

Accepted Answer

A)  the ways states arrange themselves for purposes of promoting cooperative and collaborative practices in world politics. 
B)  the institutions created to allow states to resolve long-term problems. 
C)  the structure and organization of the international system. 
D)  none of the above. 
A)  the ways states arrange themselves for purposes of promoting cooperative and collaborative practices in world politics. 
B)  the institutions created to allow states to resolve long-term problems. 
C)  the structure and organization of the international system. 
D)  none of the above.

Question 2

What is a collective good? How can the free-rider dilemma impact a collective good? Explain and provide examples.

Accepted Answer

A collective good is a type of good that

Question 3

UN member states make contributions to the UN budget based upon

Accepted Answer

A)  relative wealth. 
B)  population size. 
C)  decision of domestic legislature. 
D)  a percent of UN activities supporting their nation. 
A)  relative wealth. 
B)  population size. 
C)  decision of domestic legislature. 
D)  a percent of UN activities supporting their nation.

Question 4

The administrative staff of the Secretary-General of the United Nations is currently about _____ members.

Accepted Answer

A)  8,000 
B)  10,000 
C)  13,000 
D)  16,000 
A)  8,000 
B)  10,000 
C)  13,000 
D)  16,000

Question 5

Private goods are

Accepted Answer

A)  tangible things that can be possessed as property or consumed by an individual. 
B)  goods provided through the actions of individuals,but belong to the group. 
C)  both A and B. 
D)  neither A nor B. 
A)  tangible things that can be possessed as property or consumed by an individual. 
B)  goods provided through the actions of individuals,but belong to the group. 
C)  both A and B. 
D)  neither A nor B.

Question 6

The first major European supranational authority was

Accepted Answer

A)  the Council of Rome. 
B)  the European Coal and Steel Community. 
C)  the European Atomic Energy Community. 
D)  Pax Romana. 
A)  the Council of Rome. 
B)  the European Coal and Steel Community. 
C)  the European Atomic Energy Community. 
D)  Pax Romana.

Question 7

An important aspect of domestic institutions is

Accepted Answer

A)  they are always responsive to the electorate. 
B)  they can forcibly keep the peace. 
C)  the inclusion of checks and balances. 
D)  the spillover effect. 
A)  they are always responsive to the electorate. 
B)  they can forcibly keep the peace. 
C)  the inclusion of checks and balances. 
D)  the spillover effect.

Question 8

Public goods are

Accepted Answer

A)  tangible things that can be possessed as property or consumed by an individual. 
B)  goods provided through the actions of individuals,but belong to the group. 
C)  both A and B. 
D)  neither A nor B. 
A)  tangible things that can be possessed as property or consumed by an individual. 
B)  goods provided through the actions of individuals,but belong to the group. 
C)  both A and B. 
D)  neither A nor B.

Question 9

What is a security community? How does one develop? Explain.

Accepted Answer

A security community is a group of natio

Question 10

Describe the collective action problem in international relations.How can this problem be solved? Explain and provide examples.

Accepted Answer

The collective action problem in interna

Question 11

The term "security community" refers to people sharing

Accepted Answer

A)  a common language. 
B)  a common culture. 
C)  a commitment to peaceful change. 
D)  joint economic rewards. 
A)  a common language. 
B)  a common culture. 
C)  a commitment to peaceful change. 
D)  joint economic rewards.

Question 12

The two most important contemporary international organizations are

Accepted Answer

A)  WTO and IMF. 
B)  World Bank and NATO. 
C)  UN and EU. 
D)  NAFTA and ICC. 
A)  WTO and IMF. 
B)  World Bank and NATO. 
C)  UN and EU. 
D)  NAFTA and ICC.

Question 13

The core principle of the United Nations is

Accepted Answer

A)  collective self-defense. 
B)  collective security. 
C)  collective peace. 
D)  collective action. 
A)  collective self-defense. 
B)  collective security. 
C)  collective peace. 
D)  collective action.

Question 14

The Bretton Woods system created the ______,a formal organization designed to maintain stable exchange rates.

Accepted Answer

A)  IMF 
B)  UN 
C)  WTO 
D)  ICC 
A)  IMF 
B)  UN 
C)  WTO 
D)  ICC

Question 15

International organizations (IOs)are both the _________ and __________ of international law.

Accepted Answer

A)  creator;destroyer 
B)  institution;state 
C)  product;source 
D)  state actor;nonstate actor 
A)  creator;destroyer 
B)  institution;state 
C)  product;source 
D)  state actor;nonstate actor

Question 16

___________ seeks to maintain security or stability within a wide area,provide humanitarian assistance,disarm insurgents,and monitor elections to secure a peaceful governmental transition.

Accepted Answer

A)  "Police action" 
B)  Peacekeeping 
C)  Peace-building 
D)  Humanitarian intervention 
A)  "Police action" 
B)  Peacekeeping 
C)  Peace-building 
D)  Humanitarian intervention

Question 17

The concept that successful collaboration on one set of problems would encourage similar efforts in other areas is something emphasized by the

Accepted Answer

A)  mass mobilization school. 
B)  functionalist school. 
C)  transnationalist school. 
D)  structuralist school. 
A)  mass mobilization school. 
B)  functionalist school. 
C)  transnationalist school. 
D)  structuralist school.

Question 18

Joseph Heller's Catch-22 satirically illustrates ___________ in international relations.

Accepted Answer

A)  the prisoner's dilemma 
B)  the collective action problem 
C)  growth of IOs 
D)  anarchy 
A)  the prisoner's dilemma 
B)  the collective action problem 
C)  growth of IOs 
D)  anarchy

International organization refers to

What is a collective good? How can the free-rider dilemma impact a collective good? Explain and provide examples.

UN member states make contributions to the UN budget based upon

The administrative staff of the Secretary-General of the United Nations is currently about _____ members.

Private goods are

The first major European supranational authority was

An important aspect of domestic institutions is

Public goods are

What is a security community? How does one develop? Explain.

Describe the collective action problem in international relations.How can this problem be solved? Explain and provide examples.

The term "security community" refers to people sharing

The two most important contemporary international organizations are

The core principle of the United Nations is

The Bretton Woods system created the ______,a formal organization designed to maintain stable exchange rates.

International organizations (IOs)are both the _ and __ of international law.

___________ seeks to maintain security or stability within a wide area,provide humanitarian assistance,disarm insurgents,and monitor elections to secure a peaceful governmental transition.

The concept that successful collaboration on one set of problems would encourage similar efforts in other areas is something emphasized by the

Joseph Heller's Catch-22 satirically illustrates ___________ in international relations.

World Politics: Analysis,choice,and Constraint

Thinking About World Politics: Theory and Reality

Global Actors: States and Other Players on the World Stage

Power and Influence in Global Society: Relations Between States

Domestic Sources of Foreign Policy

Decision Making: Rationality,psychology,and Organizations

Why States and Other Actors Resort to Force

Security Dilemma: Armament and Disarmament

International Law

Interdependence and Economic Order

Regional Economic Integration and Globalization

Development and Underdevelopment

Global Commons: Environmental Threats and Responses

Which Global Future

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Exam 10: Global Order,organization,and the United Nations

International organization refers to

What is a collective good? How can the free-rider dilemma impact a collective good? Explain and provide examples.

UN member states make contributions to the UN budget based upon

The administrative staff of the Secretary-General of the United Nations is currently about _____ members.

Private goods are

The first major European supranational authority was

An important aspect of domestic institutions is

Public goods are

What is a security community? How does one develop? Explain.

Describe the collective action problem in international relations.How can this problem be solved? Explain and provide examples.

The term "security community" refers to people sharing

The two most important contemporary international organizations are

The core principle of the United Nations is

The Bretton Woods system created the ______,a formal organization designed to maintain stable exchange rates.

International organizations (IOs)are both the _________ and __________ of international law.

___________ seeks to maintain security or stability within a wide area,provide humanitarian assistance,disarm insurgents,and monitor elections to secure a peaceful governmental transition.

The concept that successful collaboration on one set of problems would encourage similar efforts in other areas is something emphasized by the

Joseph Heller's Catch-22 satirically illustrates ___________ in international relations.

World Politics: Analysis,choice,and Constraint

Thinking About World Politics: Theory and Reality

Global Actors: States and Other Players on the World Stage

Power and Influence in Global Society: Relations Between States

Domestic Sources of Foreign Policy

Decision Making: Rationality,psychology,and Organizations

Why States and Other Actors Resort to Force

Security Dilemma: Armament and Disarmament

International Law

Interdependence and Economic Order

Regional Economic Integration and Globalization

Development and Underdevelopment

Global Commons: Environmental Threats and Responses

Which Global Future

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International organizations (IOs)are both the _ and __ of international law.