Lesson 8 Contemporary Global Governance

Question 1

True or False.
Global GOVERNANCE is don’t exist.

Answer 1

FALSE. Global GOVERMENT is the one that doesn’t exist.

Question 2

He defined, GLOBAL GOVERNANCE is the formal and informal arrangements that produce a degree of order and collective action above the state in the absence of a global government. This will be through the coordination of the state and non-state actors – International Governmental Organizations(IGOs) and International Non-Governmental Organizations(INGOs).

Answer 2

Young

Question 3

The state and non-state actors …

Answer 3

International Governmental Organizations(IGOs) and International Non-Governmental Organizations(INGOs).

Question 4

• are formed by states.
• State come together to form an organizations and they establish a structure based on a formal
• ex. ASEAN, WTO, World Bank, IMF and UN

Answer 4

International Governmental Organizations(IGOs)

Question 5

• are generally private, voluntary organizations whose members are individuals or a group of people.
• usually created to solve specific issue.
• ex. Greenpeace, World Wild Fund and Amnesty International

Answer 5

International Non-Governmental Organizations(INGOs).

Question 6

Among various international organizations, it is said to be the primary venue and formal arrangement for global governance involving states and non-state actors. It is today’s most prominent international organization

Answer 6

United Nations

Question 7

Internation organization founded in 1945 after WW2 to prevent future conflicts on that scale.

Answer 7

United Nations

Question 8

On what year UN founded?

Answer 8

1945

Question 9

UN made up of ____ member states

Answer 9

193

Question 10

The UN charter is the constitution of _______________. It was made in October 1944 by the Dumbarton Oaks(Washington DC) Conference.

Answer 10

The United Nations Organization(UNO)

Question 11

The UN charter is the constitution of The United Nations Organization(UNO). It was made in ________ by the Dumbarton Oaks(Washington DC) Conference.

Answer 11

October 1944

Question 12

The UN charter is the constitution of The United Nations Organization(UNO). It was made in October 1944 by the ___________.

Answer 12

Dumbarton Oaks(Washington DC) Conference.

Question 13

It lays down the rules which govern the organization and functions of the UNO and all its organs.

Answer 13

The UN Charter

Question 14

The UN Charter has a Preamble, _______________ which explain the purposes, principles, organs and operating methods of the UN.

Answer 14

19 chapters and 111 articles

Question 15

The UN Charter has a Preamble, 19 chapters and 111 articles which explain the ____________________ of the UN.

Answer 15

purposes, principles, organs and operating methods

Question 16

The purpose of the UN are defined in _______ of the UN Charter.

Answer 16

Article 1

Question 17

The purposes of the UN:

Answer 17

1. to maintain international peace and security and to take adequate steps to avert wars
2. to develop friendly relations among nations on the basic of equality.
3. To achieve international co-operation in solving international problems of an economic, social, cultural or humanitarian character.
4. to be a center for harmonizing the actions of nations in the attainment of these common ends.

Question 18

The no. 1 in purposes of the UN:

Answer 18

to maintain international peace and security and to take adequate steps to avert wars

Question 19

The no. 2 in purposes of the UN:

Answer 19

to develop friendly relations among nations on the basic of equality.

Question 20

The no. 3 in purposes of the UN:

Answer 20

To achieve international co-operation in solving international problems of an economic, social, cultural or humanitarian character.

Question 21

The no. 4 in purposes of the UN:

Answer 21

to be a center for harmonizing the actions of nations in the attainment of these common ends.

Question 22

The _______ are the means to achieve the objectives of the UN. These are contained in Article 2 of the UN Charter.

Answer 22

Principles of the UN

Question 23

The principles are the means to achieve the objectives of the UN. These are contained in ______ of the UN Charter.

Answer 23

Article 2

Question 24

The principles of the UN:

Answer 24

1. All the member states are equal
2. The member states shall fulfill their obligations to the UN honestly.
3. The member states settle their international disputes by the peaceful means.
4. The member states shall refrain in their international relations from the threat or use of force against any other state.
5. The member states shall give to the Un every assistance in any action it takes in accordance with the UN Charter.
6. The states which are not members of the UN, should also act accordance with these principles for the maintenance of international peace and security.
7. No members state shall interfere in the internal affairs of any other state.

Question 25

The no.1 principle of the UN.

Answer 25

All the member states are equal

Question 26

The no. 2 of Principles of the UN

Answer 26

The member states shall fulfill their obligations to the UN honestly.

Question 27

The no. 3 of Principles of the UN

Answer 27

The member states settle their international disputes by the peaceful means.

Question 28

The no. 4 of Principles of the UN

Answer 28

The member states shall refrain in their international relations from the threat or use of force against any other state.

Question 29

The no. 5 of Principles of the UN

Answer 29

The member states shall give to the Un every assistance in any action it takes in accordance with the UN Charter.

Question 30

The no. 6 of Principles of the UN

Answer 30

The states which are not members of the UN, should also act accordance with these principles for the maintenance of international peace and security.

Question 31

The no. 7 of Principles of the UN

Answer 31

No members state shall interfere in the internal affairs of any other state.

Question 32

United Nations Organs:

Answer 32

The General Assembly The Security Council(SC) The Economic and Social Council(ECOSOC) The Trusteeship Council The International Court of Justice(ICJ) The Secretariat

Question 33

- the highest deliberative organ of the UN. - also called the World Parliament of Nations - hold deliberations on all issues which are related to the Charter of the UN. - also approves the annual budget of the UN.

Answer 33

The General Assembly

Question 34

The General assembly was also called...

Answer 34

World Parliament of Nations

Question 35

In the General Assembly, each member state sends ____ representative to it but has only ___ vote.

Answer 35

5 representatives; one vote

Question 36

The Philippines played a prominent role in the GA's early years when Filipino diplomat ________________ was elected as GA president from 1949-1950.

Answer 36

Carlos P. Romulo(1949-1950)

Question 37

- is the executive body and the most potent organ of the UN. - "The Power House' of the UN, is has the power to make legally blinding resolutions

Answer 37

The Security Council

Question 38

The Security Council(SC) is made up of whom ___ are permanent members or the P5, each with a veto power. These are the....

Answer 38

5 permanent members(US, China, UK, Russia, France) 10 non permanent members(Asia,Africa, Latin America and Caribbean, Western Europe, and Eastern Europe)

Question 39

- Its primary objective is to advance the economic, social and environmental dimensions of the sustainable development - it has completed it mission, but continues to exist on the paper, under the UN Charter, Chapter XII

Answer 39

The Trusteeship Council

Question 40

The Security Council also called ...

Answer 40

The Power House of the UN

Question 41

The Trusteeship Council has completed it mission, but continues to exist on the paper, under the UN Charter, __________.

Answer 41

Chapter XII

Question 42

The main goal of the ______________ were to promote the advancement of the inhabitants of Trust Territories and their progressive development towards self-government independence.

Answer 42

International Trusteeship System

Question 43

The main goal of the International Trusteeship System:

Answer 43

to promote the advancement of the inhabitants of Trust Territories and their progressive development towards self-government independence.

Question 44

- It is the chief judicial body of the UN. Also called "The World Court" - gives verdict on such disputes/cases which are brought to it by the concerned states by their mutual consent.

Answer 44

The international Court of Justice

Question 45

The Internation Court of Justice is also called...

Answer 45

The World Court

Question 46

The International Court of Justice consist of ____ who are elected by the General Assembly on the recommendations of the UN Security Council; each judge of ICJ hold a tenure of 9 years.

Answer 46

15 judges

Question 47

The International Court of Justice consist of 15 judges who are elected by the _________- on the recommendations of the______________________; each judge of ICJ hold a tenure of 9 years.

Answer 47

Elected by General Assembly; UN Security Council

Question 48

- is the administrative organ of the UN - implements the policies and decisions taken up by organs of the UN - the member of it serves in their capacity as UN employees and not as state representatives

Answer 48

The secretariat

Question 49

is the head of the secretariat and called the "Watchdog of the UN"

Answer 49

Secretariat General

Question 50

Secretariat General is called...

Answer 50

Watchdog of the UN

Question 51

Three non-member of UN:

Answer 51

The Holy See(Vatican City) Taiwan Palestine

Question 52

Specialized Agencies of the UN

Answer 52

UN Children's Fund(UNICEF) World Health Organization(WHO) UN's Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO) UN World Food Programme(WFP)

Question 53

- Works for children's right, their survival, development and protection. - works to ensure all children, everywhere in the world, enjoy the same human rights

Answer 53

UNICEF( UN Children's Fund)

Question 54

It's primary role is to direct international Health within the UNs' system and to lead partners in global healthcare systems in every country so that all citizens can stay healthy and live longer, happier lives.

Answer 54

WHO (World Health Organization)

Question 55

- its role is to promote international cooperation in education, science, culture and communication and information. - working to make sure all children in the world have the opportunity go to school. - also helps protect special cultural and natural places around the world by giving them World Heritage Status

Answer 55

UNESCO( UN's Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization)

Question 56

the largest humanitarian agency fighting hunger. It feeds over 90 million people a year, saving the lives of those affected by conflict and natural disasters.

Answer 56

WFP(UN World Food Prgramme)

Question 57

A newly recognized country and a former trustee territory

Answer 57

Palau