20 Questions
In the context of globalization, what is the driving force that is considered stronger than the government?
Market
What role does the government play in relation to the market in globalization?
Regulator
Which claim of globalization states that it is about the liberalization and global integration of markets?
Claim one
What is considered an expected outcome of globalization?
Global peace
Which metaphor from the text symbolizes challenge, hindrance, or problem in the context of globalization?
Solid
Who/what is considered to be self-regulating in the process of globalization?
Market
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for membership in the United Nations?
Having a democratic form of government
What is the voting requirement in the UN Security Council for recommending a new member State?
An affirmative vote of 9 out of 15 members, provided none of the 5 permanent members vote against
Which of the following is NOT one of the stated purposes of the United Nations?
To promote economic and military alliances among member States
What is the final step in the process for a State to become a member of the United Nations?
Membership becomes effective the date the resolution for admission is adopted
Which principle is the United Nations organization based on?
The principle of sovereign equality of all members
What is required for the UN General Assembly to admit a new member State?
A two-thirds majority vote
What are the Sustainable Development Goals backed up by?
A set of 169 detailed Targets
What does achieving the Sustainable Development Goals involve?
Making very big, fundamental changes in how we live on Earth
Which aspect does Global Governance aim to address?
Global catastrophic risk management
What is a significant characteristic of the Sustainable Development Goals?
They are interconnected and holistic
How many countries agreed to the Sustainable Development Goals on 25th Sept 2015?
Nearly all the world’s nations
What was Dante Alighieri's contribution to discussions on global governance?
Authored a political tract called De Monarchia in 1311
What is one crucial global public good mentioned in the text?
Catastrophic risk management
What is the main aim of Global Governance according to the text?
To provide global solutions to catastrophic events
Explore the overview of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set by the United Nations for the world's future until 2030. Learn about the 17 goals, 169 targets, and the universal applicability to all nations and sectors.
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