Exam 18: Politics and Governance at the Global Level

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Describe briefly how peace is maintained in a multipolar, bipolar, and unipolar system and provide examples of historical moments representative of each term.

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Question 21

What does the "Big Five" refer to?

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Question 22

Constructivist theory argues that the free-market capitalist economy causes conflict and war internationally.

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Question 23

What countries were given a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council and veto power over its resolutions?

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Question 24

How do realists and liberal-internationalists differ in their views on how peace can be achieved?

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Question 25

According to liberal-internationalists, why do smaller powers value membership in IGOs more than great powers?

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Question 26

The world can be said to have international governance even though it does not have a supranational government.

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Question 27

A unipolar system that exercises power through leadership and creates a large consensus around its action is known as a(n) ________ system.

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Question 28

Liberal internationalists argue that the spread of free markets and democracy throughout the world will enhance peace. This result happens because democracies are ________.

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Question 29

What is an international regime?

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Question 30

In the liberal-internationalist view ________.

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Question 31

Which of the following is not an organ of the World Trade Organization?

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Question 32

The doctrine of mutual assured destruction that prevented a direct military confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union during the Cold War is also known as the _______.

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Question 33

How do realists and liberal internationalists differ in their view of international governmental organizations (IGOs)?

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Question 34

Which of the following could best be considered as the basis of "soft power"?

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Question 35

Realists believe that the solution to war is to make it too costly to consider.

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Question 36

The doctrine of mutual assured destruction (MAD) was instrumental in establishing the Peace of Westphalia.

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Question 37

The contemporary international system could best be described as ________.

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Question 38

Which of the following explains the meaning of the 'security dilemma' as it is understood by global governance scholars?

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Question 39

What are two reasons, according to liberal-internationalists, why states obey international law?

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Describe briefly how peace is maintained in a multipolar, bipolar, and unipolar system and provide examples of historical moments representative of each term.

What does the "Big Five" refer to?

Constructivist theory argues that the free-market capitalist economy causes conflict and war internationally.

What countries were given a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council and veto power over its resolutions?

How do realists and liberal-internationalists differ in their views on how peace can be achieved?

According to liberal-internationalists, why do smaller powers value membership in IGOs more than great powers?

The world can be said to have international governance even though it does not have a supranational government.

A unipolar system that exercises power through leadership and creates a large consensus around its action is known as a(n) ________ system.

Liberal internationalists argue that the spread of free markets and democracy throughout the world will enhance peace. This result happens because democracies are ________.

What is an international regime?

In the liberal-internationalist view ________.

Which of the following is not an organ of the World Trade Organization?

The doctrine of mutual assured destruction that prevented a direct military confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union during the Cold War is also known as the _______.

How do realists and liberal internationalists differ in their view of international governmental organizations (IGOs)?

Which of the following could best be considered as the basis of "soft power"?

Realists believe that the solution to war is to make it too costly to consider.

The doctrine of mutual assured destruction (MAD) was instrumental in establishing the Peace of Westphalia.

The contemporary international system could best be described as ________.

Which of the following explains the meaning of the 'security dilemma' as it is understood by global governance scholars?

What are two reasons, according to liberal-internationalists, why states obey international law?

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