International Organizations Mid-Term Exam
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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?

  • 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?

  • 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?

    <p>To achieve benefits for themselves and address common issues affecting multiple countries.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What role do non-state actors like MNCs and NGOs play in the creation of international organizations?

    <p>They may influence the impulse to create the organizations.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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