Enforcement of International Law: Online Learning Quizzes

Question 1

Which of the following is NOT a commonly recognized method for enforcing international law?

Accepted Answer

Military coercion

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International adjudication

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Self-help

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Diplomacy

Question 2

Self-help, in the context of international law, refers to a state taking action to protect its own rights or interests without relying on formal international mechanisms.

Accepted Answer

True

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Only when authorized by the UN Security Council

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False

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Only in cases of imminent threat

Question 3

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is the primary judicial body for settling legal disputes between states under international law.

Accepted Answer

True

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Only for disputes related to human rights violations

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False

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Only for disputes involving armed conflict

Question 4

The use of non-military measures, such as trade restrictions or financial sanctions, to influence a state's behavior is best described as:

Accepted Answer

Economic coercion

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Diplomatic pressure

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Military intervention

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Political influence

Question 5

The enforcement of international law is primarily dependent on:

Accepted Answer

Cooperation among states

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Unilateral action by powerful states

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International organizations like the UN

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International legal frameworks

Question 6

The use of force as an enforcement mechanism under international law is generally:

Accepted Answer

Subject to strict conditions and limitations

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Rarely used in practice

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Only permissible in cases of self-defense

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Allowed in all cases of conflict

Question 7

Enforcing international law often requires a combination of:

Accepted Answer

Legal, political, and diplomatic measures

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UN Security Council resolutions and state agreements

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Military and economic sanctions

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International court rulings and national legislation