Internatıonal Organızatıon and Global Governance (ENG)
Deneme Sınavı Soruları
- 20 soru
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- 1
Which of the following is the UN agency that was created to increase dialogue among civilizations, cultures and peoples?
- 2
Considering its role in global governance, what is the main objective of the UN?
- 3
Which one of the following organs of the UN is the judicial arm of the organization?
- 4
The General Assembly has subsidiary organs such as boards, commissions, committees, councils,
panels, and working groups. The majority of its work takes place in six main committees, each of which is responsible for a specific topic. Which commission below deals with social, humanitarian and cultural matters? - 5
Great powers “manage their relations with one another in the interest of international order” through some concerns. Which ones belong to those?
“(I) preserving the general balance of power, (II) seeking to avoid or control crises in their relations with one another,
(III) seeking to limit or contain wars among one another. (IV) unilaterally exploiting their local preponderance,
(V) agreeing to respect one another’s spheres of influence, (VI) joint action, as is implied by the idea of a great power concert or condominium
- 6
- The members of ECOSOC are elected by the General Assembly for three-year terms.
- ECOSOC operates under the General Assembly.
- The permanent members of the Security Council has veto power.
Which of the above statements is correct about the organizational structure of ECOSOC?
- 7
Which of the followings is among the prominent international non-governmental organizations?
- 8
I. the Constitution of the World Health Organization (WHO) came into force on April 7, 1972.
II. All members of the UN are also members of WHO.
III. WHO is located in Paris, France.
IV. Its primary purpose is to promote global health.
V. WHO has been very successful in controlling malaria and other diseases of the poorer countries.
VI. WHO works closely with other UN bodies such as UNICEF, the Refugee Agency, (OCHA), and (WFP) to coordinate their activities.
Which information above is correct about WHO?
- 9
Which one of the following terms refers to sustaining coordination and coherence among a wide range of actors with different aims and objectives?
- 10
I. Peace and Security
II. Human Rights
III. The Rule of Law
IV. Development
Which ones above can be called the fundamental parts of the UN?
- 11Which one of the following is not among the six principal organs of the UN?
- 12
Which one of the following is not included among the functional commissions of ECOSOC?
- 13
Which of the following aims to promote social justice and labor rights around the world?
- 14
Which of the following is considered as the first permanent IO established for the maintenance of peace and security?
- 15Which of the following statements is not true about liberal regimes?
- 16
Which of the following assumptions about international relations is related to neoliberal institutionalism?
- 17
- International regime theories emphasize the role of non-state actors such as IGOs, NGOs, and epistemic communities.
- International regime theories focus on specific issue areas from climate change to peacekeeping, but it excludes complex international organizations.
- International regime theories provide an analytical framework for examining how international regimes are formed, how they continue (or change), and how they restrain state behaviors
Which of the above statements explain why international regime theories offer a better undersanding of international institutions in world politics?
- 18
When was The First Hague Conference held?
- 19
Which of the following dominated the League of Nations?
- 20
Which of the following International Relations theories has a state-centric approach and sees states as the main actor in international relations?