Aof Panel

Soru 1

Which of the following is not a major function that all international organizations carry out?

Soru 2

International Organizations can be classified under three main categories defined by sovereignty, membership and _________.

Soru 3

Although the foundation of international organizations was built in ancient times, the organizations themselves did not emerge _____________.

Soru 4

Traditional Approaches to international organizations include Realism and ___________.

Soru 5

Which of the following is a characteristics of realism, a subcategory of Traditional Approach to international organizations?

Soru 6

Which of the following terms is defined as the transformations proliferating all kinds of communication among people living in many different regions of the world?

Soru 7

What is the start time of new geography trade and global rebalancing?

Soru 8

Which one of the following improvements is not one of the primary phases of globalization?

Soru 9

Which one of the following countries is not among the allied powers in World War I?

Soru 10

What is the main reason behind the Industrial Revolution?

Soru 11

I. The UN based on criteria of international assembly.

II. Each nation had a chair in UN General Assembly.

III. UN is still the most inclusive organization.

IV. United Nations was founded during 1920.

Which of the above-mentioned statements is true about United Nations?

Soru 12

I. Cold War was a period with armed conflict happened between major power USA and USSR.

II. Various peripheral territories faced with proxy wars several times.

III. States that had lethal nuclear weapons, provoked military actions.

IV. Negative outputs of two world wars taught the importance
of interconnection and diplomacy among nations.

Which of the above-mentioned statements are true about globalization in the Cold War period?

Soru 13

When was the Iranian Revolution, downfall of Sandinista government in Nicaragua, and Afghanistan invasion of USSR?

Soru 14

Region refers to a defined and _________ in one geographic space where boundaries are lined.

Soru 15

Regionalism expresses a political movement which is based on awareness of and __________.

Soru 16

Regionalization can be defined as the formation or realignment of transactions and attitudes ___________.

Soru 17

Real-life integration requires people-employees of multinational corporations, ___________, representatives of civil society organizations, and many others.

Soru 18

Considering forms of regionalism, coordination, which is a regional collective action, requires _______.

Çözüm Açıklaması

Table 3.1 Forms of Regionalism

Regional Collective Action

To Achieve:

By:

Requiring:

Coordination

Open consultation and access to information; and coordinated application of shared, best-practice norms and standards.

Establishing and managing agreed processes that facilitate regional dialogue and access to (and use of) information.

Voluntary consultations and agreements; possible resource sharing.

Cooperation

An effective and strengthened voice in protecting and sustainably harnessing the region’s physical, social and cultural assets for the benefit of all.

Developing and committing to coordinated regional or sub-regional policies and strategies.

Voluntary agreement to modes of regional cooperation; services are mainly funded and delivered nationally.

Collaboration

Achievement of economies of scale and equitable benefits that cannot be achieved nationally.

Delivering regional public goods and pooled services.

Voluntary agreement to modes of regional collaboration; national governments are freed from daily management of these priorities.

Harmonisation

Achievement of shared institutional and/or legal objectives.

Entering into specific regional or sub-regional commitments to common policies, regulations, standards and/or processes.

Legally binding arrangements, including commitment to national resource allocation; each country free to amend their internal laws/ requirements to meet the shared regional objectives.

Economic Integration

Greater economic prosperity founded on regional economic integration and sustainability and the

equitable distribution of benefits and costs.

Lowering physical and technical market barriers to enable freer movement of people and goods within and among countries.

Legally binding arrangements, including commitment to national resource allocation; each country commits to amending their internal laws

/ requirements to meet the shared regional objectives.

Administrative

/ Legal / Institutional Integration

A secure and well governed Pacific region pledged to upholding regional values.

Agreeing to common rules, standards and institutions to foster and sustain integration.

Legally binding arrangements, including commitment to national resource allocation and to operating within regionally mandated requirements.

Soru 19

Considering forms of regionalism, collaboration, which is a regional collective action, requires _______ to modes of regional cooperation.

Çözüm Açıklaması

Table 3.1 Forms of Regionalism

Regional Collective Action

To Achieve:

By:

Requiring:

Coordination

Open consultation and access to information; and coordinated application of shared, best-practice norms and standards.

Establishing and managing agreed processes that facilitate regional dialogue and access to (and use of) information.

Voluntary consultations and agreements; possible resource sharing.

Cooperation

An effective and strengthened voice in protecting and sustainably harnessing the region’s physical, social and cultural assets for the benefit of all.

Developing and committing to coordinated regional or sub-regional policies and strategies.

Voluntary agreement to modes of regional cooperation; services are mainly funded and delivered nationally.

Collaboration

Achievement of economies of scale and equitable benefits that cannot be achieved nationally.

Delivering regional public goods and pooled services.

Voluntary agreement to modes of regional collaboration; national governments are freed from daily management of these priorities.

Harmonisation

Achievement of shared institutional and/or legal objectives.

Entering into specific regional or sub-regional commitments to common policies, regulations, standards and/or processes.

Legally binding arrangements, including commitment to national resource allocation; each country free to amend their internal laws/ requirements to meet the shared regional objectives.

Economic Integration

Greater economic prosperity founded on regional economic integration and sustainability and the

equitable distribution of benefits and costs.

Lowering physical and technical market barriers to enable freer movement of people and goods within and among countries.

Legally binding arrangements, including commitment to national resource allocation; each country commits to amending their internal laws

/ requirements to meet the shared regional objectives.

Administrative

/ Legal / Institutional Integration

A secure and well governed Pacific region pledged to upholding regional values.

Agreeing to common rules, standards and institutions to foster and sustain integration.

Legally binding arrangements, including commitment to national resource allocation and to operating within regionally mandated requirements.

Soru 20

Considering forms of regionalism, economic integration, which is a regional collective action, requires _______.

Çözüm Açıklaması

Table 3.1 Forms of Regionalism

Regional Collective Action

To Achieve:

By:

Requiring:

Coordination

Open consultation and access to information; and coordinated application of shared, best-practice norms and standards.

Establishing and managing agreed processes that facilitate regional dialogue and access to (and use of) information.

Voluntary consultations and agreements; possible resource sharing.

Cooperation

An effective and strengthened voice in protecting and sustainably harnessing the region’s physical, social and cultural assets for the benefit of all.

Developing and committing to coordinated regional or sub-regional policies and strategies.

Voluntary agreement to modes of regional cooperation; services are mainly funded and delivered nationally.

Collaboration

Achievement of economies of scale and equitable benefits that cannot be achieved nationally.

Delivering regional public goods and pooled services.

Voluntary agreement to modes of regional collaboration; national governments are freed from daily management of these priorities.

Harmonisation

Achievement of shared institutional and/or legal objectives.

Entering into specific regional or sub-regional commitments to common policies, regulations, standards and/or processes.

Legally binding arrangements, including commitment to national resource allocation; each country free to amend their internal laws/ requirements to meet the shared regional objectives.

Economic Integration

Greater economic prosperity founded on regional economic integration and sustainability and the

equitable distribution of benefits and costs.

Lowering physical and technical market barriers to enable freer movement of people and goods within and among countries.

Legally binding arrangements, including commitment to national resource allocation; each country commits to amending their internal laws

/ requirements to meet the shared regional objectives.

Administrative

/ Legal / Institutional Integration

A secure and well governed Pacific region pledged to upholding regional values.

Agreeing to common rules, standards and institutions to foster and sustain integration.

Legally binding arrangements, including commitment to national resource allocation and to operating within regionally mandated requirements.

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