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United Nations upholds international law.

Select one:

a. One of the United Nations' missions is to "promote international collaboration in the resolution of world issues of an economic, social, cultural, or humanitarian nature."

b. Through courts, tribunals, multilateral treaties, and the Security Council, the United Nations has prioritized the establishment and enforcement of international law.

c.
The United Nations seeks to avert conflict through supporting disputing parties in reaching an agreement, sending peacekeepers, and creating conditions for peace to survive and prosper.

d.
The UN represents the countries of the world.

e. The UN calls on the international community to meet the UN's emission-reduction targets outlined in the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement.

f. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted in 1948, created the ideals that brought human rights into the realm of international law, and as a result, the UN has worked hard to maintain human rights through legal instruments and on-the-ground activities.

A new approach to development finance is required.

Select one:

a. Developing countries would profit, and solid partnerships between host governments and major firms would be encouraged.

b. For this to happen, international food security measures, foreign aid, and altered priorities are required.

c. This would increase their profits from commodities because commodity prices will be stabilized to avoid market swings.

d.
Annual official development aid should be more than quadrupled, and significant extra market credit should be made accessible.

e. If monetary stability is to be enhanced, Special Drawing Rights must be the primary reserve asset.

f. Mutual collaboration and commerce among emerging nations must be fostered as well.

The combination of new threats and persistent concerns will throw unprecedented demands on regional military formations of Asia.

Select one:

a. military duties will be expanded

b. world threats

c. transitions in power

d. globalization in Asia

e. new transnational risks

f. Asian competition

Correlates with the Western world—including Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, Israel, Australia, New Zealand, and others

Select one:

a. Global North and Global South

b. Global South

c. Regionalization

d. Global North

e. Global Divides

f. World Divides

To achieve a genuine sharing of the world’s power and resources, the real motives must be “human solidarity and a commitment to international social justice” because both the north and south will benefit

Select one:

a. Brandt Report

b. mutual interest

c. Brandt Equation

d. Brandt Commission

e. Brandt Line

f. Willy Brandt

United Nations provide humanitarian help.

Select one:

a. One of the United Nations' missions is to "promote international collaboration in the resolution of world issues of an economic, social, cultural, or humanitarian nature."

b. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted in 1948, created the ideals that brought human rights into the realm of international law, and as a result, the UN has worked hard to maintain human rights through legal instruments and on-the-ground activities.

c. The UN calls on the international community to meet the UN's emission-reduction targets outlined in the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement.

d. The United Nations seeks to avert conflict through supporting disputing parties in reaching an agreement, sending peacekeepers, and creating conditions for peace to survive and prosper.

e. The UN represents the countries of the world.

f. Through courts, tribunals, multilateral treaties, and the Security Council, the United Nations has prioritized the establishment and enforcement of international law.

As a condition for receiving aid, developing countries are sometimes forced to adopt some of the political ideologies of powerful states.

Select one:

a. power conflict of powerful countries

b. political globalization is likely to breed ideological conflicts

c. formation of world organizations that address governmental issues such as education, crime, poverty, and the environment among others

d. rise of non-governmental organizations around the world.

e. accumulation of power by developed countries

f. accumulate power in a unitary international government

According to the ESCAP-ADB-UNDP 2007 study, the decline in individuals living on less than $2 per day in Asia has been less impressive.

Select one:

a. inequality

b. power struggles