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What are IGOs
IGOs (Intergovernmental Organizations) are institutions where multiple countries work together on shared issues
Give three examples of international organizations and explain what type of global issues each addresses
e.g. FIFA - sports governance & competitions, WHO - global health challenges, World Bank - loans & finance
Explain why countries might choose to join international organizations (despite potentially limiting their sovereignty)
To access collective benefits like security, trade opportunities, and shared resources that they couldn't achieve alone.
How effectively international organizations can respond to global crises. What factors determine their success or failure?
Depends on member state cooperation, resources available, and clear mandates. Success requires consensus among major powers & willingness to implement difficult
Which of the following are major categories of IGOs
Peace & Security, Economic & Trade, Justice & Legal
Military and economic organisations
Regional bodies
Cultural organisations only
Provide an example of an IGO dealing with international law
ICC
Provide an example of an IGO dealing with health
WHO
Provide an example of an IGO dealing with sport
IOC
Provide an example of an IGO dealing with finance
IMF
Provide an example of an IGO dealing with security
NATI
What IGO is Trump contemplating pulling America out of?
NATO
What IGO just called Trump "Daddy"? (overnight...!)
NATO
How long has the current world order been in place
Since 1945
Since 1989
Since 1918
Since 1963
Which writer/thinker proposed the "end of history"
Hugh White
Jimmy Carter
Boris Yeltsin
Francis Fukuyama
What did the writer Francis Fukuyama mean when he wrote "The End of History"
That liberal democracy was the pinnacle of governance, and that more and more countries would become liberal democracies
What is a liberal democracy
Wealthy elites making decisions through voting
Government control of economy and society for equality
Democratic elections with constitutional rights protection
All decisions made by direct public votes
