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6. Who said “Traditional nation-states have become unnatural, even impossible units in a global economy” ?

  • Morgenthau
  • Kenichi Ohmae
  • Joseph Nye
  • Edward Said

7. What is Modernism?

  • Believers that nationalism is a modern concept that is used to resolve social tensions that arose out of capitalism and industrialisation.
  • Nations based on deeply historical groups, cultural heritage which predates statehood which have evolved organically and belongs to a territory.

8. How much did operation activities of the UN cost in 2015?

  • $17.6 billion
  • $15 billion
  • $16.3 billion

9. What is a Transnational Community?

  • Irrational belief of superiority.
  • Communities with no nation state. E.g. the Jewish protection of Hebrew despite no nation state.
  • Unifying disparate people via expansion.

10. What is the state centric/billiard ball model of states?

  • States are interconnected through a complex web
  • States are the key actors domestically and internationally. They remain the most important and influential actors, and independent of one another.
  • Location of sovereignty within a state. An unchallengeable authority within a state’s borders. The monopoly of legitimate means of violence and force etc

11. What did India decline in 2011?

  • Overseas aid in exchange for political loyalty
  • £300bn investment from Carrefour, Walmart and Tesco.
  • £50bn loan from the World bank

12. Nationalism: Liberal

  • Endorse Nationalism. A natural community, a world of independent nation states creating world peace for nationalistic aims.
  • “False consciousness” bonds of the nation over the bonds of social classes to oppress those below.
  • Critical of the Primordialist image of fixed national identities. Sympathise with Modernists.
  • Heart of nationalism is narrative created through history books. Imagined.

13. When were bitcoins made?

  • 2009
  • 1998
  • 2003
  • 2004

14. Define internal Sovereignty.

  • States are the key actors domestically and internationally. They remain the most important and influential actors.
  • Location of sovereignty within a state. An unchallengeable authority within a state’s borders. The monopoly of legitimate means of violence and force etc.
  • The ability of a state to act independently on an international stage. Legally equal and political independence.

15. Who wrote in the Prince 1513 that states are "Greedy for Profit"?

  • Machiavelli
  • Nye
  • Hobbes
  • Morgenthau

16. UN: How has famine been effected by the UN food program?

  • Decreased from 55 million to 20 million (2017)
  • Decreased from 60 million to 30 million (2017)
  • Decreased from 70 million to 20 million (2017)
  • Decreased from 66 million to 20 million (2017)

17. What did a UN study show the world's poorest were more likely own than a toilet?

  • A mobile phone
  • A TV
  • Wifi

18. Who said in time standing armies will be totally abolished?

  • Kant
  • Said
  • Nye
  • Aristotle

19. Globalisation - How many of the world's largest economies are corporations?

  • 37/100
  • 48/100
  • 22/100

20. How many countries are actually represented individually on the IMF?

  • 3, 192 others represented by 16 representatives
  • 8, 187 others represented by 16 representatives.
  • 7, 188 others represented by 16 representatives