問題一覧
1
International law is an example of a(n) institution.
international
2
A core funtion of global governence is to _______.
regulate and coordinate action with regard to transnational issue areas.
3
For many realist, international law ______.
should serve the interests of powerful states.
4
Oxfam, Save the Children, and Amnesty International are example of ________.
nonstage actor
5
The World Trade Organization, which came into existence on january 1, 1995, is the successor of another organization known as;
GATT
6
The world economy has changed profoundly since the end of world war II. Perhaps the most fundamental changes that took place include all of the following except _________.
protectionism and nationalism have rapidly increased economic integration.
7
Intra-firm trade refers to trade between multinational corporations (MNCs) and their affiliates. Which of the following is true about intra-firm trade?
Intra-firm trade accounts for two-thirds of international trade.
8
Which of the following does not facilitate globalization?
Barriers to trade and investment
9
Which of the following would be an example of foreign direct investment from the United States to taiwan?
Warren Buffet (a US citizen) buys a controlling share in a Taiwanese electronics firm.
10
Most foreign direct investments in the post-WWII period have taken place _______.
between developed countries.
11
Which of the following is NOT a trade barrier?
Gold standard
12
The ______ lends money for long-term development; the ______ lends money as "a lender of last resort" to avoid economic crisis.
World Bank; IMF
13
Smart credit cards and Special Drawing Rights are examples of _______.
supraterritorial money
14
Critics have suggested that ____ large corporations and encourage companies to move jobs overseas.
most free trade agreements favor
15
Which of the following is the first grand theory developed by non-Western scholars?
Dependency theory
16
In developing countries, poverty and hunger disproportionally affect _______.
women and children
17
At base, the mainstream concept of poverty translates to _____.
unfulfilled material needs.
18
Which approach to poverty, development, and hunger argues that development follows a linear path from "traditional" to "modern"?
Mainstream
19
Time-limited, quantifiable targets across eight areas, including poverty, health, gender, education, environment, and development are known as ______.
Millennium Development Goals.
20
Modernization theory views development as synonymous with ______.
economic growth.
21
____ refers to articulation of national interest and the means chosen to secure those interests.
Foreign policy
22
Raising awareness of humanitarian issues, initiating debate on foreign policy issues, and soliciting aid for humanitarian crises are efforts that are typically performed by _______.
NGOs.
23
A state's tangible or physical foreign policy goals are also called _____ interests.
material
24
The psychological, moral, or ethical goals of a state are also called _____ interests.
ideational
25
When stage actors engage in discussions of various types to end disputes without going to war, they are conducting _______.
diplomacy
26
Where did the modern concept of individual human rights develop?
Europe
27
As opposed to national security, human security takes ______ as its focus.
the indivisual
28
According to the United Nations, the punishment of genocide is a(n) _______.
international concern.
29
What is required for human development?
Social participation, sufficient material resources for a decent standard of living, and education.
30
Realist scholars often assert that states reject humanitarian intervention because states only pursue _______.
their national interest