Realists argue that these are meaningless in the international system.
What are Non-State Actors?
100
This is a physical entity (Hint: International Institutions vs. International Organizations)
What is International Organization?
100
This practice performs four important functions, such as communication among actors, negotiation for peace, participation in regional and international organizations, and promotion of trade and other economic interests.
What is diplomacy?
100
Situation where companies take advantage of loopholes in order to avoid unprofitable regulations.
What is a regulation arbitrage situation?
200
The most decisive form of ID in a developing country is:
A. Ration Card
B. Passport
C. High School Certificate
D. Marriage Certificate
What is B? (passport)
200
The type of Realism that says states should maximize their power and try to achieve hegemony
What is Offensive Realism?
200
These are two examples of Nonstate international actors.
What are NGOs, Multinational businesses/corporations, Terrorist Groups, Cartels, etc.?
200
The perception of USA as nation with values and traditions that other states should emulate.
What is American Exceptionalism?
200
Bacardi, Marriott, and Apple fall under this type of corporation.
What is a multinational corporation?
300
These are two reasons why blurred membership for natives occurs.
What is Lack of awareness, living in rural areas far from government reach, corrupt officials demand bribes, state fees cost too much, cultural complications, etc.?
300
This theory states that two democracies will not go to war with one another.
What is the Democratic Peace Thesis?
300
The principle of sovereignty is considered this institution:
A. Deep Constitutional Institution
B. Fundamental Institution
C. Issue-Specific Institution
What are Deep Constitutional Institutions?
300
These are principles of articulation of national interests and the means chosen to secure those interests, and how states interact with one another.
What is foreign policy?
300
Citizens and groups that are neither in the public sector nor the private sector and that engage in dialogue, debate, conflict, and negotiation.
What is a Civil Society?
400
In the Book's preface, professor Sadiq begins with the idea that
A. Illegal immigrants to western countries should be overlooked entirely
B. Illegal immigrants in the developing world are largely ignored
C. Immigrants coming from Bandladesh going to India outnumber all other immigrants in the world combined.
What is B (developing world immigrants are ignored).
400
This type of Feminism argues that mainstream feminism is too western and aims to help women globally
What is PostColonial Feminism?
400
Some scholars argue international law is becoming "Supranational" Law. This refers to how
International Law used to be concerned with just order: outside of state boundaries. Now it is also concerned with justice and human rights: reaches inside state boundaries.
400
This term was commonly referred to as "propaganda" in the 1900s.
What is public diplomacy?
400
This type of organization tends to work in these areas:
1.Sharing our planet
2.Sharing our humanity
3.Sharing our governance
What area do NGOs work in?
500
Country in Paper Citizens that is supposedly a role model for the rest of the developing world for having high percents of birth registration.
What is Malaysia?
500
One criticism that constructivism has for Realists is that Realists do not acknowledge states can have differing _______
What are Interests or goals?
500
All 6 divisions of the UN.
What are (any order) the General Assembly, ECOSOC, Trusteeship Council, Security Council, International Court of Justice, and Secretariat?
500
These are two examples of sticks and two examples of carrots.
Sticks: What are Embargo/sanctions;Military Threat;Public Condemnation; etc?
Carrots: What are Development assistance; humanitarian aid; program aid; trade deals etc.?
500
An NGO pushed this International treaty, which extends the 1992 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) that commits State Parties to reduce greenhouse gases emissions, based on the premise that global warming exists and man-made CO2 emissions have caused it.