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What are the provisions of an international constitution?
What are the provisions of an international constitution?
- Sovereign inequality, interference, use of force, respect for human rights
- Sovereign inequality, interference, use of force, disregard for human rights
- Sovereign equality, non-interference, prohibition of the use of force, respect for human rights (correct)
- Sovereign equality, non-interference, permission for the use of force, disregard for human rights
Where can international constitutions be found?
Where can international constitutions be found?
- In the charters of international organizations (correct)
- In the laws of individual countries
- In the constitutions of individual countries
- In the treaties between individual countries
Are the principles of international constitutions legally binding?
Are the principles of international constitutions legally binding?
- It depends on the country involved
- It depends on the specific constitution
- Yes, they are
- No, they are not (correct)
What is the purpose of international constitutions?
What is the purpose of international constitutions?
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Do international constitutions address specific issues?
Do international constitutions address specific issues?
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Is there one single document that governs all international relations?
Is there one single document that governs all international relations?
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Is the effectiveness of international constitutions universally agreed upon?
Is the effectiveness of international constitutions universally agreed upon?
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- An international constitution governs relations between countries and international organizations.
- It is often codified in treaties, conventions, and agreements.
- International constitutions can be found in the charters of international organizations.
- There is no one single document that governs all international relations.
- Provisions of an international constitution include sovereign equality, non-interference, prohibition of the use of force, respect for human rights, peaceful dispute settlement, cooperation, participation in international organizations, and respect for international law and institutions.
- These principles are customs and traditions rather than legally binding.
- International constitutions provide a framework for cooperation and stability among nations.
- They establish basic principles and norms that shape international relations.
- They create institutions to address specific issues.
- The effectiveness of international constitutions is a matter of debate.
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