Global Politics - week 6

What does NSA stand for?

• National Security Agency
• Non-Sovereign Actor
• Non-State Actor
• Non-Supporting Actor

What are intergovernmental organisations?

• Organisations led by non-state actors
• Organisations whose membership are individuals
• Organisations whose membership are sovereign state-based
• Organisations that operate across multiple countries

How can IGOs vary in terms of membership?

• They can only be global organisations
• They can only be regional organisations
• They can vary from multilateral to regional to global
• Membership cannot vary

What are examples of multilateral IGOs?

• WHO, IMF, World Bank
• ASEAN, EU, AU
• UN Security Council, G7
• OPEC, IAEA

What are examples of regional IGOs?

• WHO, IMF, World Bank
• ASEAN, EU, AU
• UN Security Council, G7
• OPEC, IAEA

What are examples of global IGOs?

• WHO, IMF, World Bank
• ASEAN, EU, AU
• UN, WTO, IMF
• OPEC, IAEA

What are alliances in relation to IGOs?

• Types of terrorist groups
• Types of INGOs
• Formal agreements and informal cooperation between states
• Conferences organised by IGOs

What is the driving force of international integration?

• Nationalism
• Regionalism
• Supranationalism
• Intergovernmentalism

What is the process of international integration?

• Upward shift of sovereignty to IGOs
• Downward shift of sovereignty to non-state actors
• Equal distribution of sovereignty
• None of the above

What are INGOs?

• Organisations formed by inter-state treaties
• Organisations led by individuals
• Organisations not established by inter-governmental agreement
• All of the above