Lesson 5: Global Government and Governance

Question 1

We are referring to the institution itself, a political body. It is the response on actions of stakeholders on finding out global issues.

Answer 1

Global government

Question 2

This pertains more to the power. The process of how governments solve global and national issues.

Answer 2

Global governance

Question 3

What are the 3 existing gaps in global governance?

Answer 3

1. Jurisdiction gap
2. Incentive gap
3. Participation gap

Question 4

This is a gap that states that countries don’t or want to participate in issues as it affects their self-interests.

Answer 4

Participation gap

Question 5

This is a gap where there is absence of power. There is lack of global governance. They have the need to create power and jurisdiction but not all have the authority to create laws. There is inequality in power.

Answer 5

Jurisdiction gap

Question 6

This is a gap where there is unequal wealth between the rich and the poor countries.

Answer 6

Incentive gap

Question 7

These refer to practices employed by the State.

Answer 7

Political systems

Question 8

What are the 4 political systems?

Answer 8

Individualism
Collectivism
Democracy
Totalitarianism

Question 9

This political system places the significance of individuals over goals.

Answer 9

Individualism

Question 10

In individualism, ______ is the primary consideration.

Answer 10

Freedom

Question 11

This values institutions over individual goals.

Goals>everything else

Answer 11

Collectivism

Question 12

The power is invested in the people, direct participation.

Answer 12

Democracy

Question 13

A single political power, total control in political, economic, and social affairs.

Answer 13

Totalitarianism

Question 14

Country that exhibits totalitarianism.

Answer 14

North Korea

Question 15

Refers to control, authority, and wealth.

Answer 15

Power

Question 16

Factors that measure the power of a country.

Answer 16

Military
Economics
Politics
Technology

Question 17

This studies how geography affects politics and international relations. It is also the focus of geography as the basis of its national interests.

Answer 17

Geopolitics

Question 18

Geopolitics that bring western education and culture to people.

Answer 18

White Man’s Burden

Question 19

Geopolitics that controls other countries.

Answer 19

Imperialism

Question 20

The process of decision-making without involving other countries.

Answer 20

Unilateralism

Question 21

Form of membership among international institutions. Discourages unilateralism and gives small powers voices and influences.

Answer 21

Multilateralism

Question 22

Three powers under the idea of multilateralism in international systems.

Answer 22

1. Bipolar
2. Tri-polar
3. Multipolar

Question 23

It happens when there are only two powers dominating the distribution of power.

Answer 23

Bipolar

Question 24

Believes that force and military power should be excluded in international systems, war is unethical.

Answer 24

Isolationism

Question 25

It refers to intensification and increasing level of interrelations among nations in the world

Answer 25

Political globalization

Question 26

The global government is described as?

Answer 26

A response on the actions.

Question 27

It is the world’s most powerful binding political organization. It acts on issues about humanity such as peace, security, human rights, terrorism, etc.

Answer 27

United Nations

Question 28

A military alliance and protected Europe from the threat of Soviet Union

Answer 28

North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)

Question 29

What are the 6 organs of UN?

Answer 29

1. General assembly
2. Security council
3. Economic and Social Council
4. International Court of Justice
5. Secretariat
6. Trusteeship Council

Question 30

It refers to the intensification and increasing level of interrelations among nations in the world.

Answer 30

Political globalization

Question 31

An organ of UN that is responsible for decision-making.

Answer 31

General Assembly

Question 32

An organ of UN that is responsible for maintenance of peace and security.

Answer 32

Security Council

Question 33

Also called ECOSOC, it serves as the main agency in monitoring and evaluating sustainable development results.

Answer 33

Economic and Social Council

Question 34

An organ of UN that is the principal body or court of UN which includes setting legal disputes and providing opinions on legal matters.

Answer 34

International Court of Justice

Question 35

Headed by the UN Secretary, it is responsible for the operation of peacemaking missions.

Answer 35

The Secretariat

Question 36

The state, as the primary economic manager, views _______ action as the best strategy in establishing the welfare and interest of the nation.

Answer 36

COLLECTIVE

Question 37

According to Plato, ______ must be built in order for the society, entire economy, and government to be managed properly.

Answer 37

Social stratification

Question 38

______ governance focuses on the role of individuals in political decision making.

Answer 38

Democratic

Question 39

In a ______ democracy, competitive elections occur where candidates freely compete.

Answer 39

Representative

Question 40

It is built on the idea that society and citizens have no right and freedom of expression.

Answer 40

Totalitarianism

Question 41

______ is the ultimate goal to contain/control other states.

Answer 41

Power