International Organizations Quiz

What is an "emanation IO"

• A private organization that operates internationally

• A new IO created by the approval of members of an existing IO

• A traditional IO formed by treaty

• A temporary task force

According to realists, what is the primary role of international organizations?

• To promote global peace and cooperation

• To act independently and enforce international law

• To serve as tools for powerful states to pursue their own interests

• To prevent wars and conflicts effectively

What is the main argument of Marxist theorists regarding international organizations?

• They are neutral actors that help developing countries

• They primarily serve the interests of wealthy states and corporations

• They eliminate global inequality

• They do not have any impact on world politics

Which five countries hold permanent seats and veto power in the UN Security Council?

• United States, United Kingdom, France, China, Russia

• Italy, Spain, Japan, Mexico, Australia

• South Africa, Turkey, Argentina, Egypt, Indonesia

• United States, Germany, Canada, India, Brazil

What is one key feature of social constructivist views on international organizations?

• IOs have no real influence over state behavior

• IOs are merely extensions of state power

• IOs only function in economic matters

• IOs shape global norms and influence how states perceive and respond to issues

Which organization follows a tripartite decision-making structure including states, workers, and employers?

• World Trade Organization (WTO)

• United Nations Security Council (UNSC)

• World Health Organization (WHO)

• International Labour Organization (ILO)

What event demonstrated that states can act independently from IOs despite international opposition?

• The 2003 invasion of Iraq

• The founding of the European Union

• The signing of the Kyoto Protocol

• The establishment of the International Criminal Court

What is a key focus of social constructivism regarding IOs?

• The economic policies of IOs

• The way IOs influence state behavior and global norms

• The ability of IOs to impose military force on states

• The role of power politics in shaping IOs

What major event increased the demand for IOs after World War II?

• The rise of international terrorism

• The acceleration of globalization and interdependence

• The decline of colonial empires

• The invention of nuclear weapons

Why do realists criticize international organizations?

• They believe IOs help weak states gain too much power

• They think IOs prevent cooperation between countries

• They argue that IOs are just tools used by powerful states to advance their interests

• They claim IOs have absolute power over states