Briefly explain the “naming and shaming” strategy used by TANs.
What will be an ideal response?
A common way most TANs influence states is through the practice of “naming and shaming.” No one likes to be publicly called out for bad behavior—that includes the leaders, elites, and people of a state. For states, their reputations are prized possessions, and states will often change behavior that others find objectionable to get the international spotlight off them and shifted elsewhere.
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The Global South's New International Economic Order wanted all of the following except to
a. replace the old economic set up after World War II. b. have a stronger voice in determining their interests. c. form a coalition of the world's poor countries. d. create alliances with regionally developed countries from the Global North.
Japan's money politics is rooted in politicians' winning office through the lavish use of funds rather than running on the basis of party platforms or personality
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
The variant of feminism that argues men and women can approach issues such as conflict the same way, but that it is important to have equal representation of the two genders is
A) constructive feminism. B) difference feminism. C) equality feminism. D) liberal feminism. E) realistic feminism.
All of the following are examples of the tragedy of the commons except for the ______.
a. depletion of ocean fish stocks b. cutting down of trees on private property c. traffic congestion on major highways d. degradation of state parks