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Recap Quiz!!

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which theory focuses on capabilities’ power in relationships

a)

realists

b)

constructivists

c)

liberals

d)

Marxists

2.

Which theory focuses on ideas' power in relationships

a)

realists

b)

constructivists

c)

pessimists

d)

Marxists

3.

realists tend to see power relations to be shaped as :

a)

anarchy

b)

hierarchical order dominated by a world leader

c)

regional hierarchies that balance against each other

d)

military conflicts succession

4.

Why is analyzing staff agencies important ?

a)

Staff is always neutral and reflect the general viewpoints without any personal room of maneuver

b)

staff can be replaced so their shifting can reflect power transition

c)

we can measure the state influence through the staff because states seek to place their nationals in agencies

d)

staff decision are discretionary

5.

Thick theory:

a)

Staff is totally independent : the UN represents abstract global ideas which should not depend on power

b)
  1. staff should serve the global community impartially; but should recognize that this global community has changing ideas of what it wants, and that they need to respond to those ideas.

6.

Thin theory :

a)
  1. The staff is totally independent : the UN represents abstract global ideas which should be independent from power.

b)
  1. staff should serve the global community impartially; but should also recognize that this global community has changing ideas of what it wants, and that they need to respond to those ideas


7.

According to realists, what factors characterize international power relations during phases of transition?

a)

Emphasis on cooperative norms and values

b)

Contestations and tensions leading to chaos

c)

Dependence on ideological hegemony

d)

Focus on stability and equilibrium

8.

How does liberal theory differ from the realist perspective regarding hegemony?

a)

Prioritizing institutions over transitions

b)

Emphasizing raw power over values and norms

c)

Advocating for cooperation solely for the common good

d)

Focusing on short-term capabilities

9.

According to constructivists, what is the significant aspect of hegemony?

a)

Dominance through military power

b)

Primacy of social hierarchy and attitudes

c)

Ideological control through sanctions

d)

Dependence on institutional power

10.

How does Gramsci's variant of constructivism conceptualize power within hegemonic institutions?

a)

Power through military coercion

b)

Dependence on economic dominance

c)

Emphasis on power through consent and ideas

d)

Focus on power derived from international treaties

11.

What role do Stiles and Oestreich attribute to personnel in international organizations concerning their national origin and governance mechanisms?

a)

Limited influence on policy setting

b)

Potential for conflict resolution through expertise

c)

Power to shape ideas and changes based on their backgrounds

d)

Exclusively representing global interests

12.

From the following theories which theory is considered to be a hybrid of liberal and realist perspective?

a)

Hegemonic Stability theory

b)

Gramscian Marxist theory

c)

Integrative theory

d)

Social Action theory

13.

Under which circumstance, the exercise of Raw Power seems more efficient than creating new institutions:

a)

undermining long-term stability

b)

immediate threat to security or stability

c)

perpetuating inequalities

d)

lack of accountability

14.

The main actors are unconstrained from institutional norms and arrangements in their competition with one another. This assumption is being made by

a)

Functionalists

b)

Constructivists

c)

Pessimists

d)

Gramscian