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Question 1

States under an international order continue to adhere to some global rules, implying that there is some semblance of world order.

Answer 1

Global Governance

Question 2

The multiple intersecting processes that generate this order are referred to as?

Answer 2

Global Governance

Question 3

Sources of Global Governance

Answer 3

Treaties, Former organizations o International laws, INGOs, TNCs, Ideas, e.g. “global democracy”

Question 4

Nations establish treaties and form organizations, enacting public
international law (international standards that regulate relations between states rather than, for example, private enterprises).

Answer 4

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

Question 5

The term is commonly used to refer to international intergovernmental organizations or groups that are primarily made up of member-states.

Answer 5

INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION

Question 6

Can become influential as independent
organizations

Answer 6

IOs can take on lives of their own

Question 7

International relations scholars ________________ listed following powers of IOs

Answer 7

Michael N. Barnett and Martha Finnemore

Question 8

Because IOs, can invent and apply categories, they create…

Answer 8

powerful global standards

Question 9

For example, it is the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) that ______ what a refugee is

Answer 9

defines

Question 10

Furthermore, since states are required to accept refugees entering their borders, this power to establish identity has concrete effects.

Answer 10

Classification

Question 11

Have the ability to change the meaning of words

Answer 11

Fix meanings

Question 12

Various concepts, such as “security” and “development,”
must be clearly defined.

Answer 12

Fix meanings

Question 13

IOs are seen as _____________ of information for states, organizations, and individuals.

Answer 13

legitimate sources

Question 14

IOs have the power to

Answer 14

diffuse norms

Question 15

____ are accepted codes of conduct that may not be strict laws but produce regularity in behavior.

Answer 15

Norms

Question 16

IOs do not only classify and fix meanings; they also spread their ideas across the world, thereby ___________________.

Answer 16

establishing global standards

Question 17

The most prominent IO in the contemporary world

Answer 17

United nations

Question 18

Although the organization is far from perfect, it should be emphasized that it has so far achieved its primary goal of averting another global war.

Answer 18

United nations

Question 19

FIVE ACTIVE ORGANS

Answer 19

GENERAL ASSEMBLY
SECURITY COUNCIL
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL
INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE
SECRETARIAT

Question 20

UN’s “main deliberative policymaking and representative organ”

Answer 20

General assembly

Question 21

Decisions on important questions, such as those on peace and security, admission of new members, and budgetary matters

Answer 21

GA

Question 22

Consisting of 193 member-states, Filipino diplomat ___________ was elected
GA president from 1949-1950.

Answer 22

Carlos P. Romulo

Question 23

15 member states

Answer 23

Security Council

Question 24

sometimes referred to as the Permanent 5 (P5)

Answer 24

China
France
Russia
United Kingdom
United States

Question 25

in charge of evaluating whether a threat to the peace or an act of aggression exists.

Answer 25

SC

Question 26

Maintains peace and security

Answer 26

SC

Question 27

It only takes _______ from a P5 member to stop an SC action dead in its tracks.

Answer 27

one veto vote

Question 28

“The principal body for coordination, policy review, policy dialogue, and recommendations on social and environmental issues, as well as the implementation of internationally agreed development goals.”

Answer 28

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL

Question 29

It has 54 members elected for three-year terms.

Currently, it is the UN’s central platform for discussions on sustainable development.

Answer 29

Economic and social council

Question 30

Settle disputes in accordance with international laws

Answer 30

International court of justice

Question 31

bureaucracy of the UN

Members of the _______ serve in their capacity as Un employees, not as state representatives.

Answer 31

Secretariat

Question 32

The UN is not a world government, and it functions primarily because of voluntary cooperation from states. If states refuse to cooperate, the influence of the UN can be severely circumscribed.

Answer 32

issues of sovereignty

Question 33

Because of the P5’s veto authority, the council finds it difficult to issue a formal resolution, let alone implement it.

Answer 33

issues of security