A. A peculiar language of reasoning and argument
B. Multilateral form of legislation
C. A strong discourse of institutional autonomy
D. All of above
Related Mcqs:
- What are the distinctive characteristics of international legal arguments?
A. They tend to be bound by the policies of states
B. They are limited to the scope of the legislation at hand
C. They are rhetorical as well as logical
D. b and c - What institution coordinates international currency exchange, the balance of international payments, and national accounts?
A. International Monetary Fund
B. All these answers are correct
C. World Bank
D. World Exchange Organization - The distinctive aspect of the Oxfam model is that:
A. all of the aid distributed via this model comes from countries of the global South
B. it relies on local communities to determine the needs of their own people and to carry out development projects
C. it relies on simply giving food or money without much through to the broader consequences
D. it cuts off aid if the recipient states or communities do not show immediate progress in improving the provision of basic human needs - The International Opium Convention, signed on January 23, 1912 during the ‘First International Opium Conference’, was the first international drug control treaty and it was signed at:
A. London
B. Hague
C. Washington
D. Paris - What are the three levels of institutions in modern international society?
A. States, NGO’s, IGO’s
B. Constitutional institutions, fundamental institutions, and regimes
C. Local, national and international
D. None of above - Which UN institution derives most of its power from its control of the finances of the organization?
A. Security Council
B. General Assembly
C. Economic and Finance Council
D. Economic and Social Council - How is the neo-liberal approach to international law limited?
A. By their inability to explain the development of law in areas where the self-interests of states are unclear
B. By the failure to explain the origins of the modern system of international law
C. By their rejection of the idea that international law constitutes the identities and interests of states
D. None of the above - What is necessary before a rule can be considered customary international law?
A. Evidence of general state practice
B. That it is enshrined in a treaty
C. Evidence that states accept such practice as law
D. Both a and c - Actions that would have been illegal under international law that may be legal if taken in response to the illegal actions of another state are:
A. escalations
B. reprisals
C. retaliations
D. extra-legal responses - Which of the following is a source of international law?
A. decisions by national courts upheld by the World Court
B. national laws reviewed by the World Court
C. All these answers are correct
D. international custom
