Group 1: Regionalism presentation Quiz

What period marked the beginning of the "early debate on regionalism"?

• 1950s - 1970s

• 1960s

• 1980s

• 1990s

Which theory is seen as a key concept combining functionalism with federalism?

• Institutionalisms

• Power approaches

• Constructivism

• Neo-functionalism

What spurred the gap between neo-functionalist description and empirical world in the 1960s?

• De Gaulle's nationalism

• Globalization

• Regional integration studies

• Isolationist policies

What is eurocentrism?

• Europe being the one to set up the universal values

• Europe is the model for development

• Europe is the engine and architect of the world history

• All of the above

According to the EU intervention theory, is it true that this theory is based on the political cooperation in Europe?

• True

• False

why does Eurocentrism is bad for the regionalism study in the other regions?

• Bias tendency (correct)

• Superiority of Europe (correct)

• Only focus on themselves

• Too complex

In Theoretical perspectives on formal and informal regionalism, Constructivist and post-structuralist view regions as:

• A. Emergent socially constituted phenomena

• B. Regional organizations

• C. Both

• D. None of the above

In Theoretical perspectives on formal and informal regionalism, the formal and Informal interactions had been divided into (?) categories

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

In Theoretical perspectives on formal and informal regionalism, (?) has/have the potential to engage both state and non-state actors.

• Regionalization

• Regionalism

• Both

• None of the above

In Theoretical perspectives on formal and informal regionalism, what does Neo-liberal believe in an anarchic international system.

• wherein states are primarily rational and unitary players, yet "institutions matter" because of the advantages they provide.

• socially constituted phenomena, rather than as regional organizations.

• Both