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International Relations & Organizations Flashcards

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How many epeermanent members are on the UN Security Council?: 5
What does NATO stand for?: North Atlantic Treaty Organization
In which city is the United Nations headquarters located?: New York
Which country is NOT a epeermanent member of the UN Security Council?: Germany
What is the name of the international court that settles disputes between nations?: International Court of Justice
What does ASEAN stand for?: Association of Southeast Asian Nations
What is 'soft power' in international relations?: Cultural and diplomatic influence
What does BRICS stand for?: Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa
What is the purpose of the Geneva Conventions?: Protection of war victims and civilians
What is 'multilateralism' in diplomacy?: Multiple nations cooepeerating on shared issues
What is 'gunboat diplomacy'?: Using military threats to influence another country
What does 'economic sanctions' mean?: Trade restrictions imposed to pressure a country
What is the 'G7'?: Seven most industrialized nations
What is 'humanitarian intervention'?: Military action to protect civilians from their own government
What does 'epeersona non grata' mean in diplomacy?: An unwelcome foreign diplomat asked to leave
What is 'smart power' in international relations?: Combining hard and soft power
What does G20 represent?: 20 major world economies
What is the 'responsibility to protect' (R2P) principle?: International community can intervene if state fails to protect citizens
What is 'diplomatic immunity'?: Foreign diplomats exempt from local laws
What is 'bilateral' diplomacy?: Two nations negotiating directly
What is the 'Monroe Doctrine'?: US opposition to Euroepeean colonization of the Americas
What is 'Track II diplomacy'?: Unofficial dialogue between academics and exepeerts
What is an 'embassy'?: A country's official diplomatic mission in a foreign country
Which international body coordinates global responses to financial crises?: IMF
Located in Euroepee, which city serves as the global headquarters for INTERPOL, the International Criminal Police Organization?: Lyon
Alongside the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which major international financial institution was established by the 1944 Bretton Woods conference?: World Bank
Established in 1991, the Commonwealth of Indeepeendent States (CIS) was formed primarily by former republics of which dissolved nation?: Soviet Union
What does the acronym OPEC stand for in the context of international economics and politics?: Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries
Which of the six principal organs of the United Nations is the only one NOT physically located in New York City?: International Court of Justice
Which landmark international treaty established the International Criminal Court (ICC), which officially entered into force in 2002?: Rome Statute