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What is the primary purpose of To pursue common goals among states.
international organizations?
How does the United Nations By shaping outcomes through actions in conflict
influence global politics? zones and humanitarian crises.
What major failure is associated The inability to act decisively due to political
with the UN during the Rwandan unwillingness of powerful states.
Genocide?
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What does Mearsheimer (2001) They reflect the distribution of power in the
argue about international international system and are constrained in their
institutions? ability to act independently.
Why does the UN lack autonomous It is an organization of sovereign states and relies
coercive power? on member states for enforcement.
What role do the five permanent They hold veto power, allowing any one of them
members of the UN Security to block decisive action.
Council play?
How do the IMF and World Bank By providing financial assistance tied to policy
influence national economies? conditions that reshape economic practices.
What are common conditions Cutting government spending, privatizing state-
imposed by the IMF during owned industries, and opening markets to
financial crises? foreign competition.
What are the consequences of Exacerbated inequality, weakened public
IMF-imposed austerity measures? services, and reduced domestic policy
autonomy.
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What does Stiglitz (2002) argue They often impose rigid economic models that
about IMF policies? can harm developing countries.
What was the U.S. response to the It printed money, lowered interest rates, and
2008 financial crisis? spent heavily without IMF conditions.
Why was the U.S. able to handle the It controls the global reserve currency and has
2008 crisis independently? significant influence over global institutions.
What is the significance of the term It refers to how international institutions manage
'global governance'? global issues and conflicts.
What are the three pillars of human Economic security, food security, and health
security? security.
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Comprehensive
Guide
Comprehensive
to International
Guide to International
Guide
Security,
to International
Human
Security,
Security,
Human
Security,
and
Security,
Human
Humanitarian
and
Security,
Humanitarian
Intervention
and Humanitarian
Intervention
– Lecture
Intervention
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Lecture
_ –
Study
Notes
Lecture
Material.pdf
_ Study
Notes
Material.pdf
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International
Security, Human
Security, and
Humanitarian
Intervention –
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Study Material
Comprehensive
Comprehensive
Guide
Comprehensive
to International
Guide to International
Guide
Security,
to International
Human
Security,
Security,
Human
Security,
and
Security,
Human
Humanitarian
and
Security,
Humanitarian
Intervention
and Humanitarian
Intervention
– Lecture
Intervention
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Notes
Lecture
_ –
Study
Notes
Lecture
Material.pdf
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Notes
Material.pdf
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Terms in this set (179)
What is the primary purpose of To pursue common goals among states.
international organizations?
How does the United Nations By shaping outcomes through actions in conflict
influence global politics? zones and humanitarian crises.
What major failure is associated The inability to act decisively due to political
with the UN during the Rwandan unwillingness of powerful states.
Genocide?
Comprehensive Guide to International Security, Human Security, and Humanitarian Intervention.pdf Comprehensive Guide to International Security, Human Security, and Humanitarian Intervention.pdf Comprehensive Guide to International Security, Human Security, and Humanitarian Intervention.pdf
,Comprehensive Guide to International Security, Human Security, and Humanitarian Intervention.pdf Comprehensive Guide to International Security, Human Security, and Humanitarian Intervention.pdf Comprehensive Guide to International Security, Human Security, and Humanitarian Intervention.pdf
What does Mearsheimer (2001) They reflect the distribution of power in the
argue about international international system and are constrained in their
institutions? ability to act independently.
Why does the UN lack autonomous It is an organization of sovereign states and relies
coercive power? on member states for enforcement.
What role do the five permanent They hold veto power, allowing any one of them
members of the UN Security to block decisive action.
Council play?
How do the IMF and World Bank By providing financial assistance tied to policy
influence national economies? conditions that reshape economic practices.
What are common conditions Cutting government spending, privatizing state-
imposed by the IMF during owned industries, and opening markets to
financial crises? foreign competition.
What are the consequences of Exacerbated inequality, weakened public
IMF-imposed austerity measures? services, and reduced domestic policy
autonomy.
Comprehensive Guide to International Security, Human Security, and Humanitarian Intervention.pdf Comprehensive Guide to International Security, Human Security, and Humanitarian Intervention.pdf Comprehensive Guide to International Security, Human Security, and Humanitarian Intervention.pdf
, Comprehensive Guide to International Security, Human Security, and Humanitarian Intervention.pdf Comprehensive Guide to International Security, Human Security, and Humanitarian Intervention.pdf Comprehensive Guide to International Security, Human Security, and Humanitarian Intervention.pdf
What does Stiglitz (2002) argue They often impose rigid economic models that
about IMF policies? can harm developing countries.
What was the U.S. response to the It printed money, lowered interest rates, and
2008 financial crisis? spent heavily without IMF conditions.
Why was the U.S. able to handle the It controls the global reserve currency and has
2008 crisis independently? significant influence over global institutions.
What is the significance of the term It refers to how international institutions manage
'global governance'? global issues and conflicts.
What are the three pillars of human Economic security, food security, and health
security? security.
Comprehensive Guide to International Security, Human Security, and Humanitarian Intervention.pdf Comprehensive Guide to International Security, Human Security, and Humanitarian Intervention.pdf Comprehensive Guide to International Security, Human Security, and Humanitarian Intervention.pdf
