Global Governance: Political & Economic (Edexcel A Level Politics): Exam Questions

Exam code: 9PL0

5 hours13 questions
1
12 marks

Examine the weaknesses of both the IMF and the World Bank.

2
12 marks

Examine the similarities in terms of membership, purpose and effectiveness of the G7 and G20 organisations and their impact on global politics.

3
30 marks

Evaluate the view that regional bodies have had more impact on contemporary global issues than the IMF, World Bank and WTO.

You must consider this view and the alternative to this view in a balanced way.

4
12 marks

Examine the differences between the role and significance of NATO and the role and significance of the UN.

5
12 marks

Examine the differences between the UN General Assembly and the UN Security Council.

6
12 marks

Examine the differences between the roles of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.

7
12 marks

Examine the differences between classical and structural theories of development.

8
30 marks

Evaluate the view that the UN Security Council is no longer fit for purpose.

You must consider this view and the alternative to this view in a balanced way.

9
30 marks

Evaluate the view that the UN has achieved more through its economic and social work than through its peacekeeping.

You must consider this view and the alternative to this view in a balanced way.

10
30 marks

Evaluate the view that NATO has successfully adapted to the post-Cold War world.

You must consider this view and the alternative to this view in a balanced way.

11
30 marks

Evaluate the view that global poverty is caused more by the structure of the international system than by the domestic policies of developing states.

You must consider this view and the alternative to this view in a balanced way.

12
30 marks

Evaluate the view that the north-south divide is no longer a useful way of understanding global inequality.

You must consider this view and the alternative to this view in a balanced way.

13
30 marks

Evaluate the view that non-state actors have become more important than states in addressing global issues.

You must consider this view and the alternative to this view in a balanced way.