Chapter 2

Question 1

These are frameworks of institutions, rules, norms, and processes that facilitate international cooperation to manage
issues transcending national borders, such as economic development, human rights, and
environmental protection.

Answer 1

Global governance systems

Question 2

Global Governance Systems are frameworks of _______that facilitate international cooperation to manage
issues transcending national borders, such as economic development, human rights, and
environmental protection.

Answer 2

institutions, rules, norms, and processes

Question 3

Global governance systems are frameworks of
institutions, rules, norms, and processes that
facilitate international cooperation to manage
issues transcending national borders, such as

Answer 3

economic development, human rights, and
environmental protection.

Question 4

Global Governance systems involve
__________together without a single,
centralized world government to address shared
global challenges like pandemics, climate change,
and financial crises

Answer 4

states, international organizations, non
governmental organizations (NGOs), and other
actors working

Question 5

KEY CHARACTERISTIC OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE SYSTEM

Answer 5

No World Government
* Multi-Actor Network
* Focus on Cooperation
* Complex System
* Addresses Interdependence

Question 6

Examples and Arenas OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE SYSTEM

Answer 6

Domains include:
1. International Organizations
2. Treaties and Conventions
3. Norms and Guidelines
4. Dispute Resolution Mechanisms (i.e.
International Court of Justice)
5. Monitoring Mechanisms

Question 7

What are the issues addressed IN GLOBAL GOVERNANCE SYSTEM

Answer 7

1. Peace and Security
2. Economic Stability
3. Human Rights
4. Public Health
5. Environmental Protection

Question 8

Created by Immanuel Wallerstein

Answer 8

World- Systems Theory- Immanuel Wallerstein

Question 9

Word- Systems Theory Main Ideas include:

Answer 9

1. Single World Economy
2. Heirarchichal in Structure
3. Interdependence and Inequality
4. Rooted in Capitalism and Colonialism

Question 10

The characteristic of the theory that emphasizes the interdependent relationship
between these zones and how this division of labor creates
and reinforces global economic inequality

Answer 10

3. Interdependence and Inequality

Question 11

Criticisms OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE SYSTEM

Answer 11

1. Oversimplification
2. Eurocentrism

Question 12

frameworks of institutions, rules, norms, and
processes that address challenges transcending
national borders, such as climate change, economic
instability, and pandemics, by enabling international
cooperation.

Answer 12

Global Governance Systems

Question 13

Lacking a single world government,
these systems rely on a network of actors including
________ working
together through formal agreements, informal
mechanisms, and collaborative networks to manage
collective issues and promote shared interests.

Answer 13

states, international organizations (like the UN),
NGOs, corporations, and individuals,

Question 14

Lacking a single world government,
these systems rely on a network of actors including
states, international organizations (like the UN),
NGOs, corporations, and individuals, working
together through formal agreements, informal
mechanisms, and collaborative networks to manage
________

Answer 14

collective issues and promote shared interests.

Question 15

Established bodies like the United Nations, the
World Health Organization (WHO), and the
World Bank play a crucial role in setting
agendas, facilitating cooperation, and
implementing policies.

Answer 15

Institutions:

Question 16

Agreed-upon standards, international law, and
evolving norms based on shared values guide
the behavior of transnational actors and shape
collaborative action

Answer 16

Rules and Norms:

Question 17

Global governance encompasses ongoing
processes of discussion, negotiation, policy
harmonization, and monitoring to address
global issues.

Answer 17

Processes:

Question 18

It involves collaboration between public sector
entities (governments) and private sector actors
(corporations, NGOs) to address common goals.

Answer 18

Public and Private Collaboration:

Question 19

Examples:

Answer 19

• HEALTH
• PEACE AND JUSTICE
• ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Question 20

what are the 3 classifications of countries based on the world systems theory

Answer 20

1. Core
   2.Semi-Periphery
2. Periphery

Question 21

Give examples of core countries

Answer 21

US, Russia, France, Britain, (Korea, Japan)

Question 22

Give examples of Semi-periphery countries

Answer 22

Japan, Korea, China, India

Question 23

Give examples of periphery countries

Answer 23

Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia

Question 24

4 elements of a state

Answer 24

1. Population
2. Territory
3. Government
4. Sovereignty

Question 25

Example of a country but not a state

Answer 25

Palestine

Question 26

T or F A state has the characteristics of shared identity, history, and culture.

Answer 26

F_ Nation has the characteristics of shared identity, history, and culture.

Question 27

what is a political entity characterized by a defined territory, a permanent population, a government, and the capacity to enter into relations with other states.

Answer 27

A state

Question 28

refers to a group of people who share common cultural elements such as language, history, ethnicity, or religion.

Answer 28

A nation

Question 29

cultural area that may not have political status.

Answer 29

Country

Question 30

is a specific type of state that aligns closely with a single nation, where the political boundaries of the state coincide with the cultural boundaries of the nation.

Answer 30

A nation-state

Question 31

T or F While all states can be considered countries, not all countries are states in the political sense.

Answer 31

T

Question 32

T or F Not all nations are states.

Answer 32

T