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Because, at the end of the Cold War, France became the only super power. 

Because upon the fall of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War, the United States emerged as the only superpower.

Because the Soviet Union ended the Cold War and emerged as the only super power.

Because Great Britain ended the Cold War and became the only super power. 

Because, Japan became the only super power at the end of the Cold War. 

Only I

I and II

II and III

I, II and III

I, II, III and IV

The United States of America.

Japan.

Prussia.

Belgium.

Italy.

Monitoring and reporting state practices regarding human rights.

Shaping the global development paradigm and setting development goals. 

Taking leading role in the promotion of the rule of law and justice in post-conflict situations.

The creation and promotion of new security norms and frameworks 

All of the above

Countries, which were allied to superpowers, tried to get more economic help from the USA and the USSR.

Military help and national security were the concerns of the countries.

Developing countries wanted to be a part of Europe economically although they didn't have a land in Europe.

Developing countries tried to solve their military issues by forming the NAM.

Developing countries came to a general understanding that they would gain more if they act together rather than being allied to a superpower.

Honduras

Peru

Uruguay

Colombia

Mexico

I and II

II and III

II and IV

I and IV

I, II, III and IV

Soft power

Hard power

Smart power

Military power

Economic power

It is a monetary regime based on the US dollar as the reserve currency to regulate the global exchange rates.

It is a UN fund  supported by the World Bank working to protect the rights of children around the world.

It is built to safeguard the rights and wellbeing and to care for the needs of refugees around the world. 

It is a health policy in controlling malaria and other diseases of the poorer countries. 

A system which is specified as promoting social justice and labour rights. 

Only I

Only II

I and II

II and III

Only 3

Collective governance

New public managemen

Independency

Socio-cybernetic systems

New political economy

Keeping financial record of the offices around the world

Day-to-day activities of the organization

Organizing social events in the offices around the world

Monitoring the activities of the UN delegates

Corresponding with the member states

The General Assembly

Security Council

Secretariat

Economic and Social Council

Council of Europe

I and II

III and IV

II, III and IV

I, IV and V

III, IV and V

1905

1910

1915

1919

1924

The Congress of Vienna

The Berlin Congress

The First Hague Conference

The Second Hague Conference

The Paris Peace Conference

It is a “one for all, all for one” scheme for managing power relations.

It is a hard approach to world order.

It opposes the alliance-building policy, but prescribes a universal alliance.

Aggression would be deterred by a preponderance.

It prescribes a decentralized system for the management of power

Collective security

Balance of power theory

Cosmopolitanism

World Government approach

Legalism

collective security

world government

legalism

functionalism

cosmopolitanism

The First World War (1914-1918).

The Berlin Conference (1878).

The Congress of Vienna (1815).

The Paris Conference (1856).

The Peace of Westphalian (1648).