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What is a defining characteristic of international organizations?
What is a defining characteristic of international organizations?
- They are exclusively focused on domestic issues.
- They have a defined and permanent structure, as well as formal organization (a secretariat). (correct)
- They are private institutions with irregular plenary meetings.
- They are primarily bilateral agreements between two states.
Why do states create international organizations?
Why do states create international organizations?
- To delegate power to non-state actors like MNCs and NGOs.
- To maximize their own interests and address common issues affecting multiple countries. (correct)
- To form bilateral agreements for specific economic benefits.
- To isolate themselves from globalization and avoid cooperation with other countries.
What distinguishes international organizations from bilateral agreements?
What distinguishes international organizations from bilateral agreements?
- They involve more than two states and have a permanent structure. (correct)
- They are primarily driven by non-state actors like MNCs and NGOs.
- They are less formal and lack a defined structure.
- They are focused on specific domestic issues.
What motivates states to cooperate with other countries through international organizations?
What motivates states to cooperate with other countries through international organizations?
What role do non-state actors like MNCs and NGOs play in the creation of international organizations?
What role do non-state actors like MNCs and NGOs play in the creation of international organizations?
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What is a defining feature of international organizations?
What is a defining feature of international organizations?
These organizations have a formal structure, including a permanent secretariat for administration and management.
Why do states create international organizations?
Why do states create international organizations?
States work together to solve problems that affect many countries and to achieve their own goals.
What makes international organizations different from bilateral agreements?
What makes international organizations different from bilateral agreements?
They involve more than two countries and have a permanent structure to function.
What motivates states to cooperate in international organizations?
What motivates states to cooperate in international organizations?
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How do non-state actors like MNCs and NGOs influence international organizations?
How do non-state actors like MNCs and NGOs influence international organizations?
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