4.3. Global Governance

• Global governance aims to address problems that transcend individual countries.

  True
• Match the global governance institution with its role:

  United Nations (UN) ↔️ Maintains international peace and security

  World Trade Organization (WTO) ↔️ Regulates trade between nations

  International Monetary Fund (IMF) ↔️ Provides financial assistance to countries

  G7/G8/G20 ↔️ Coordinates global economic policies

  Multinational Corporations (MNCs) ↔️ Influences global policies and norms
• Match the type of international treaty with its description:

  Multilateral Treaties ↔️ Treaties signed by multiple countries

  Bilateral Treaties ↔️ Treaties between two countries

  Intergovernmental Agreements ↔️ Non-binding agreements between governments
• Intergovernmental agreements are legally binding treaties between governments.

  False
• International treaties facilitate collective action by allowing countries to pool resources.
• International treaties are a key tool of the global governance system.
• Formal institutions in global governance include the UN.
• Which informal group coordinates policies on global economic and political issues?

  G7/G8/G20
• What is one way international treaties facilitate collective action?

  By enabling resource coordination
• What frameworks do treaties provide for dispute resolution?

  Mechanisms for accountability
• What is a common concern about representation within global institutions?

  Unequal power dynamics
• Global governance refers to the processes and institutions that guide and constrain the collective activities of states
• Categorize the key institutions involved in global governance into formal and informal institutions:

  1️⃣ Formal: United Nations

  2️⃣ Formal: World Trade Organization

  3️⃣ Formal: International Monetary Fund

  4️⃣ Informal: G7/G8/G20

  5️⃣ Informal: Multinational Corporations

  6️⃣ Informal: Non-Governmental Organizations
• The World Trade Organization (WTO) regulates trade between nations
• The G7/G8/G20 groups coordinate global economic policies.

  True
• Key institutions in global governance are divided into formal and informal entities.


  True
• Arrange the roles of the United Nations (UN) in global governance in a logical order:

  1️⃣ Maintaining international peace and security

  2️⃣ Developing friendly relations among nations

  3️⃣ Promoting social progress and better living standards

  4️⃣ Coordinating global decision-making
• What is one impact of international treaties and agreements?

  Establishing global norms
• What is an example of a multilateral treaty mentioned in the study material?

  Paris Agreement
• Treaties often include mechanisms for resolving disputes between countries.


  True
• International treaties allow countries to make binding commitments to address shared challenges.


  True
• The World Trade Organization (WTO) regulates trade between nations.

  True
• The primary role of the United Nations in global governance is maintaining international peace.
• International treaties are used by the global governance system to guide the actions of states.
• One challenge of global governance is the reluctance of countries to cede sovereignty.
• Coordinating actions in global governance involves balancing competing national interests.
• What does global governance involve addressing global issues?

  Coordination across national borders
• What is the primary role of the United Nations (UN)?

  Maintaining international peace
• What does the International Monetary Fund (IMF) help maintain globally?

  Financial stability
• Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) advocate for various global causes
• What is the role of Multinational Corporations (MNCs) in global governance?

  Influence global policies
• The Paris Agreement on climate change is an example of a multilateral
• International treaties and agreements are binding commitments between countries.


  True
• International treaties facilitate collective action by allowing countries to pool resources
• Bilateral treaties are agreements between two countries.
• How do international treaties help establish global norms and standards?

  By setting common expectations
• Which international agreement commits countries to provide financial assistance for global challenges?

  Paris Agreement
• What does the term 'global governance' refer to?

  Coordination across borders
• Match the institution with its role:

  United Nations ↔️ Maintaining international peace

  World Trade Organization ↔️ Regulating global trade

  International Monetary Fund ↔️ Providing financial assistance
• The UN promotes social progress and better living standards worldwide.


  True