Question 1

Describe how transnational social movements are a form of collective action.

Accepted Answer

Transnational social movements are a for

Question 2

The principal mechanism modern states employ to "legislate" international law is

Accepted Answer

A)  the International Criminal Court. 
B)  the International Court of Justice. 
C)  international institutions. 
D)  multilateral diplomacy. 
A)  the International Criminal Court. 
B)  the International Court of Justice. 
C)  international institutions. 
D)  multilateral diplomacy.

Question 3

How might a realist concerned with state sovereignty interpret Article 2(7) of the UN Charter?

Accepted Answer

A)  The UN should be empowered to intervene in a state for any reason 
B)  The UN may only intervene in a state if that state consents 
C)  The UN may make statehood conditional 
D)  The UN is obligated to create a sovereign form of global government 
A)  The UN should be empowered to intervene in a state for any reason 
B)  The UN may only intervene in a state if that state consents 
C)  The UN may make statehood conditional 
D)  The UN is obligated to create a sovereign form of global government

Question 4

What is the primary function of the UN Security Council?

Accepted Answer

The primary function of the United Natio

Question 5

The African Union (AU) and the Organization of American States (OAS) are examples of

Accepted Answer

A)  collective security organizations. 
B)  regional organizations. 
C)  nongovernmental organizations. 
D)  primary UN organs. 
A)  collective security organizations. 
B)  regional organizations. 
C)  nongovernmental organizations. 
D)  primary UN organs.

Question 6

A core function of global governance is to

Accepted Answer

A)  control the workings of INGOs. 
B)  regulate and coordinate action with regards to transnational issue areas. 
C)  establish a singular world government. 
D)  scale back or abolish enforcement of regulations. 
A)  control the workings of INGOs. 
B)  regulate and coordinate action with regards to transnational issue areas. 
C)  establish a singular world government. 
D)  scale back or abolish enforcement of regulations.

Question 7

What are arguments for expanding the P5? What are arguments against doing so?

Accepted Answer

Arguments for expanding the P5 include t

Question 8

The European colonial powers divided the world's peoples into _______ societies.

Accepted Answer

A)  occupied and unoccupied 
B)  trainable or undisciplined 
C)  civilized, barbarian, and savage 
D)  constitution and revised 
A)  occupied and unoccupied 
B)  trainable or undisciplined 
C)  civilized, barbarian, and savage 
D)  constitution and revised

Question 9

Define celebrity diplomacy in 25 words or fewer.

Accepted Answer

Celebrity diplomacy is the inv

Question 10

A network of activists that promote normative positions internationally are known as

Accepted Answer

A)  international advocate groups. 
B)  global advocate organizations. 
C)  transnational advocacy networks. 
D)  human rights advocates. 
A)  international advocate groups. 
B)  global advocate organizations. 
C)  transnational advocacy networks. 
D)  human rights advocates.

Question 11

Which concept involves UN confidence-building measures and fact-finding?

Accepted Answer

A)  Peacemaking 
B)  Peacekeeping 
C)  Postconflict peacebuilding 
D)  Preventive diplomacy 
A)  Peacemaking 
B)  Peacekeeping 
C)  Postconflict peacebuilding 
D)  Preventive diplomacy

Question 12

Which UN body was tasked with overseeing the transition of territories from colonial status to self-government or independence?

Accepted Answer

A)  Economic and Social Council (ECOSO
C)  
B)  Security Council 
C)  Trusteeship Council 
D)  World Bank Group 
A)  Economic and Social Council (ECOSO
C)  
B)  Security Council 
C)  Trusteeship Council 
D)  World Bank Group

Question 13

What are three prominent regional organizations?

Accepted Answer

Three prominent regional organizations t

Question 14

What do the terms "peacekeeping," "peacebuilding," "peacemaking," "peace enforcement," and "preventative diplomacy" mean? How do they fit together and how do they conflict? What changes to the UN system need be undertaken?

Accepted Answer

The terms "peacekeeping," "peacebuilding

Question 15

How has the UN challenged state sovereignty? In what ways is it complementary to sovereignty?

Accepted Answer

The United Nations (UN) has challenged s

Question 16

What are the main problems facing the UN in the twenty-first century?

Accepted Answer

The main problems facing the UN in the t

Question 17

Define customary international law in 50 words or fewer.

Accepted Answer

Customary international law consists of

Question 18

More actors become subjects and agents of international law, which means a development of _______ is eventually possible.

Accepted Answer

A)  supernational law 
B)  suprastate law 
C)  subnational law 
D)  supranational law 
A)  supernational law 
B)  suprastate law 
C)  subnational law 
D)  supranational law

Question 19

Classical peacekeeping

Accepted Answer

A)  may be conducted without the consent of the state being interfered with. 
B)  uses only peacekeepers from the great powers. 
C)  permits peacekeepers to fire at will in any circumstance. 
D)  is not effective if the warring parties do not want peace. 
A)  may be conducted without the consent of the state being interfered with. 
B)  uses only peacekeepers from the great powers. 
C)  permits peacekeepers to fire at will in any circumstance. 
D)  is not effective if the warring parties do not want peace.

Question 20

The use of force to enforce humanitarian concerns in the face of state collapse is called

Accepted Answer

A)  peace enforcement. 
B)  humanitarian violence. 
C)  state-saving intervention. 
D)  humanity enforcement. 
A)  peace enforcement. 
B)  humanitarian violence. 
C)  state-saving intervention. 
D)  humanity enforcement.

Describe how transnational social movements are a form of collective action.

The principal mechanism modern states employ to "legislate" international law is

How might a realist concerned with state sovereignty interpret Article 2(7) of the UN Charter?

What is the primary function of the UN Security Council?

The African Union (AU) and the Organization of American States (OAS) are examples of

A core function of global governance is to

What are arguments for expanding the P5? What are arguments against doing so?

The European colonial powers divided the world's peoples into _______ societies.

Define celebrity diplomacy in 25 words or fewer.

A network of activists that promote normative positions internationally are known as

Which concept involves UN confidence-building measures and fact-finding?

Which UN body was tasked with overseeing the transition of territories from colonial status to self-government or independence?

What are three prominent regional organizations?

What do the terms "peacekeeping," "peacebuilding," "peacemaking," "peace enforcement," and "preventative diplomacy" mean? How do they fit together and how do they conflict? What changes to the UN system need be undertaken?

How has the UN challenged state sovereignty? In what ways is it complementary to sovereignty?

What are the main problems facing the UN in the twenty-first century?

Define customary international law in 50 words or fewer.

More actors become subjects and agents of international law, which means a development of _______ is eventually possible.

Classical peacekeeping

The use of force to enforce humanitarian concerns in the face of state collapse is called

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Describe how transnational social movements are a form of collective action.

The principal mechanism modern states employ to "legislate" international law is

How might a realist concerned with state sovereignty interpret Article 2(7) of the UN Charter?

What is the primary function of the UN Security Council?

The African Union (AU) and the Organization of American States (OAS) are examples of

A core function of global governance is to

What are arguments for expanding the P5? What are arguments against doing so?

The European colonial powers divided the world's peoples into _______ societies.

Define celebrity diplomacy in 25 words or fewer.

A network of activists that promote normative positions internationally are known as

Which concept involves UN confidence-building measures and fact-finding?

Which UN body was tasked with overseeing the transition of territories from colonial status to self-government or independence?

What are three prominent regional organizations?

What do the terms "peacekeeping," "peacebuilding," "peacemaking," "peace enforcement," and "preventative diplomacy" mean? How do they fit together and how do they conflict? What changes to the UN system need be undertaken?

How has the UN challenged state sovereignty? In what ways is it complementary to sovereignty?

What are the main problems facing the UN in the twenty-first century?

Define customary international law in 50 words or fewer.

More actors become subjects and agents of international law, which means a development of _______ is eventually possible.

Classical peacekeeping

The use of force to enforce humanitarian concerns in the face of state collapse is called

Introduction to Global Politics

The Evolution of Global Politics

Realism, Liberalism, and Critical Theories

Making Foreign Policy

Global Security, Military Power, and Terrorism

Human Rights and Human Security

Global Trade and Finance

Poverty, Development, and Hunger

Environmental Issues

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