POLS 201 Final Exam Prep

Which of the following is the best example of

the second sector of International Society?

• The Red Cross

• Canada

• Walmart

• The UN

  Security Council

Which of the following institutions did Classical Liberalism oppose?

• Prostestantism

• The Monarchy

• Colonialism

• Anarchy

Which of the following narratives best explains the role of Transparency International?

• Liberal

  Democratic

  Narrative

• Sociological

  Narrative

• Neo-Liberal

  Narrative

• Good

  Governance

  Narrative

Which of the following overlaps both the Liberal Democratic and Sociological narratives of global civil society?

• Support for NGOs

• Providing an alternative to Contemporary Globalization

• Recognition of Human Rights

• Opposition to the state and MNCs

Which of the following best explains the role of

health care NGOs in the majority world?

• Liberal Democratic Narrative

• Neo-Liberal

  Narrative

• International Society

• World

  Society

Which of the following has been the biggest driver of globalization?

• International Security

• International

  Economics

• International Development

• International Environment

  Protection

Which of the following international institutions has the most supranational authority?

• The European Union

• The United Nations General Assembly

• The World Bank

• The World Trade Organization

Which of the following norms best supports the contemporary form of globalization?

• The intrinsic desire to trade

• The universality of human rights

• The theory of Comparative Advantage

• Neo-Liberalism and Structural Adjustment Programs

Which of the following best explains the

role of the market in the IFIs' Structural Adjustment Programs?

• Discipline the State

• Consolidation of Power by

  Political Elites

• Social Democracy

• The principle of Good Governance

From an ethical perspective which of the following suggests

we have an individual and collective obligation

to those harmed by globalization?

• If we have the power to define the system

• If we benefit from the system

• If we choose to harm others

• If our state actively harms others