Question 1

Many of the global challenges we face are actually interactions, such as climate change or civil war, that resulted from tensions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

What is an outside-in and inside-out framework? Using examples, describe each and how they are related to international studies.

Accepted Answer

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Question 3

Which combination below includes the four global forces discussed in the textbook?

Accepted Answer

A)  global economic markets, shifting centers of power in the world, global government, information and collaboration technology 
B)  consistent centers of power in the world, global industrial markets, global governance, information and communications technology 
C)  shifting centers of power in the world, global economic markets, global governance, information and communications technology 
D)  shifting centers of power in the world, domestic economic markets, global governance, information and communications technology

Question 4

The numeronym N-11, introduced by Goldman Sachs, refers to which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  developing countries with increasingly urbanized populations, macroeconomic stability, and the human capital and technology that are expected to become a major part of the world economy in the next 50 years 
B)  developed countries with urbanized populations, macroeconomic stability, and the human capital and technology that are expected to become a major part of the world economy in the next 50 years 
C)  developing countries with stable urbanized populations, macroeconomic stability, and the human capital and technology that are not expected to become a major part of the world economy in the next 50 years 
D)  developing countries with increasingly urbanized populations, macroeconomic stability, and the human capital and technology that are not expected to become a major part of the world economy in the next 50 years

Question 5

The resentments, frustrations, and conflicts that arise from global interactions are known as ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  global interactions 
B)  global tension 
C)  global politics 
D)  globalization

Exam 15: Understanding the Key Concepts of International Studies and Globalization

Many of the global challenges we face are actually interactions, such as climate change or civil war, that resulted from tensions.

What is an outside-in and inside-out framework? Using examples, describe each and how they are related to international studies.

Which combination below includes the four global forces discussed in the textbook?

The numeronym N-11, introduced by Goldman Sachs, refers to which of the following?

The resentments, frustrations, and conflicts that arise from global interactions are known as ______.