21 Questions
Which organization was created as a result of the Panamerican conference in 1899?
Organization of American States (OAS, 1948)
Which regional organization in Asia was established in 1967?
Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) (1967)
Which European regional organization is known for its emphasis on economic cooperation?
European Union
What is the main characteristic defining a non-governmental organization (NGO) according to the UN?
Supports aims and work of the UN
Which trade organization is excluded from being classified as an NGO according to the UN definition?
Non-profit companies
What was the purpose of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) established in 1954?
Security alliance against communist expansion
Which regional organization was formed as a response to globalisation in the Americas?
North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA, 1994)
Which Asian regional organization focuses on economic cooperation and trade liberalization?
Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) (1967)
'Race to the bottom' refers to problems with the sovereignty of states over their:
Taxation systems
Who controls a branch of a transnational corporation in a different country according to the concept of 'extraterritoriality'?
The country where the corporation's headquarters is located
Which of the following actors in International Relations 'transcend' national borders and influence governments?
Transnational political actors
What is the significance of the density of interactions in International Relations?
It affects the influence of states and governments
Which of the following is NOT a reason for regional cooperation in International Relations?
Cultural preservation
What is the typology based on for International Governmental Organizations (IGOs)?
Territorial range, catalogue of issues, competences vis-a-vis member states
Which is the oldest Customs Union in the world, according to the text?
Southern African Customs Union (SACU)
What does 'regionalisation' refer to?
The growth of societal integration within a region and the undirected processes of social and economic interaction
'Actorhood' in International Relations refers to:
The willingness of states and governments to participate in international affairs
'Regulation' of international statutes, laws, treaties, and norms is associated with which type of organisations?
'International' non-governmental organisations (INGOs)
What do 'Transnational political actors' do in International Relations?
Influence governments and transcend national borders
Which region is associated with the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS)?
Central Africa
What does 'internal and international meaning of regionalism' relate to in International Relations?
The territorial range and competences of regional organisations
Test your knowledge about non-traditional actors in international relations, such as transnational political actors, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and illegal groups/associations. Explore the significance of the density of interactions and the role of international governmental organizations (IGOs) in shaping global governance.
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