AIR 7-12

Question 1

Who claims that rising states will challenge the international order when the benefits are greater than the costs?

Accepted Answer

Gilpin

Question 2

Which is not a limitation of formal intergovernmentalism?

Accepted Answer

Rivalries among states are decreasing in the formal procedures of IGOs

Question 3

Which of these best describes the EU?

Accepted Answer

A limited, formal organisation that governs a geographic space

Question 4

According to Organski (1958), which states will challenge the dominant state?

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Strong, unsatisfied states

Question 5

"The international rule replaces pre-existing, local ideas and rules" is a form of...

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Adoption

Question 6

"After major wars, victorious powers seek to re-establish the international order" is part of the logic of...

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Imposition (restrained)

Question 7

Which of these are ways in which states control IOs, according to the Principal-agent theory?

Accepted Answer

Institutional checks and balances, Sanctions, especially budget cuts, Limiting discretion available to IOs, Monitoring and reporting requirements

Question 8

Which theory suggests that IOs have relative autonomy from states?

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Marxist theory

Question 9

In the norm life-cycle, where is the tipping point located?

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Between emergence and cascade

Question 10

Select the correct statements

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Nuclear non-proliferation is an international regime, Diplomatic immunity was originally customary law

Question 11

The embedded liberalism in the creation of Bretton Woods institutions is an example of...

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Normative aims in IO design

Question 12

Select the relevant statements of Dai's (2020) arguments

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The end of the Cold War removed US interests to maintain the int'l order, US today influences only places where its power remains, After WW2 the US took the costs of keeping the international order

Question 13

Select the relevant international rules according to the logic of joint gains

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Rules that facilitate the negotiation of future agreements, Rules that promote transparency, Rules that reduce fears of non-compliance

Question 14

Choose the valid assumptions of the Rationalist approach to IGOs

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Institutional design is determined by the nature of cooperation problem, Actors self-interests shape the design of institutions

Question 15

Choose the valid variations in IGOs

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Purpose, Formality, Decision-making, Membership

Question 16

Which is not a relevant benefit from delegating authority to IOs, according to the Principal-agent theory?

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More diplomatic connections

Question 17

Jus cogens is a type of...

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Customary law

Question 18

According to Waltz, which of these will lead to a stable international order?

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Nuclear weapons, Bipolarity

Question 19

Which of these can be attributed to Keohane regarding the international order?

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Wise hegemons create an order that provides public goods, Fall of great powers doesn't always destabilize international orders

Question 20

Seeing the WTO as beneficial for rich states who favor trade is an example of...

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The power logic of int'l institutions

Question 21

Which statements are true about governance through private standards?

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Seeks for private actors to inform political decision-making, Frequently use name and shame campaigns, Can be led by private businesses or NGOs, Government ratings are an example of it

Question 22

In which scenario will states opt for IIGOs?

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When advantages of lower negotiation costs are high, When advantages of lower sovereignty are high

Question 23

Which of these is not a possible factor in the anti-globalization backlash?

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Stagnant incomes in developing countries

Question 24

Seeing the ICC as a normative change in world politics led by moral entrepreneurs, is an example of...

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The ideas logic of int'l institutions

Question 25

Freedom House's Global Freedom Index is an example of...

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Governance through private standards

Question 26

The fact that states are responsible for achieving SDGs is an example of...

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Collaboration

Question 27

Realist theorist Kenneth Waltz claims that war between rising powers and hegemons is inevitable

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False

Question 28

International laws are just legally-binding international norms. It is decentralized.

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True

Question 29

Which of these are promoted by epistemic communities?

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Causal ideas

Question 30

IOs minimizing their efforts on behalf of states is defined as...

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Shirking

Question 31

Which is not an obstacle to state control of IOs, according to the Principal-agent theory?

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IOs control of technical expertise and information

Question 32

Select the correct characteristics of informal IGOs

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Uncertain policy continuity, Uneven expertise

Question 33

Which of these are procedural norms?

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Consultation, Reciprocity

Question 34

Select the correct term for global governance by private standard-setting, assessment and publicity

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Governance without governments

Question 35

According to the "joint interests" logic of the sources of international institutions...

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International regimes will be created when they are desirable to states

Question 36

Select the substantive norm

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Respect for human rights

Question 37

Which is not a relevant way in which global governance is changing?

Accepted Answer

New roles for governments

Question 38

According to Ikenberry, we cannot explain the crisis of liberal internationalism through the rise of a new power

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True

Question 39

The Kimberly process certification scheme is an example of unsuccesful governance by new actors

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True

Question 40

Which of these is not true about interdependence?

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It is uniform in its effects across all regions

Question 41

The US creating NATO in Europe but a bunch of bilateral agreements in Asia is evidence of

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The identities logic of int'l institutions

Question 42

Globalization...

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Is a process of deterritorialization, Leads to a loss of regulatory control by states

Question 43

Which hypothesis was not confirmed by the rationalist research example of IGOs?

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Increasing incentives to cheat leads to less flexible rules

Question 44

Role playing, persuasion and bureaucratic normalization are part of which approach of int'l rules compliance?

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The socialization approach

Question 45

Which of these are taken into account in the KOF index?

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Social dimension, Economic dimension, Political dimension

Question 46

Rank the degree of IO autonomy according to the diffferent theories, from lowest to highest

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Realist, Principal-Agent, Marxist, Organizational

Question 47

Which of these is false about the legitimacy of international institutions?

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Elites are distrustful of IOs

Question 48

In a two-level game, constituents ability to shape governments choices depends upon which factors?

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Electoral influence, Information

Question 49

Moral and causal arguments for int'l rules are part of tthe logic of...

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Persuasion

Question 50

Future anti-globalisation backlash will arise in today's developing countries

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True

Question 51

Select the definition of an international regime

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Sets of rules & decision-making procedures governing regions or issue-areas

Question 52

Weiss and Wallace says China will promote an international order that...

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Focuses on state sovereingty, Protects citizens from market forces

Question 53

Rising states will challenge FIGOs

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False

Question 54

According to Stephen (2014), rising powers will pursue...

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More transnational integration + less liberal principles

Question 55

Challenging the kind of order that international rules support is defined as...

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Normative contestation

Question 56

According to the managerial approach, which are the reasons why states comply with int'l rules?

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Efficiency, Norms, Interests

Question 57

What kind of decision-making is unanimity considered to be?

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Consensus

Question 58

Which of these best exemplifies the concept of drift?

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Office of UNHCR loses relevance because governments block redefinit

Question 59

Which is not a face of IGOs?

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Allies

Question 60

Select the relevant purposes of international institutions

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Prescribe behavioral roles, Shape expectations, Constrain activity

Question 61

"Int'l rules change when power distributions change" is the main disagreement between the interests and imposition logic

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True

Question 62

According to the managerial approach, states will deliberately violate int'l rules based on their incentives

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False

Question 63

Which of the following statements about the Organizational Theory of IO autonomy is false?

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Compartmentalized knowledge allows IOs to be less dysfunctional

Question 64

Select the relevant evidence for the anti-globalisation backlash

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Worldwide protests, A drop in foreign direct investment

AIR 7-12

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AIR 7-12

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