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The document contains questions and answers related to various topics in international law and relations, including: the concept of extra territoriality; development of modern oceans law; UNEP's mission and focus areas; definitions of development, intellectual property, and underdevelopment; green house effect; international war tribunals; Rome Statute; sources of international law; exclusive economic zones; theories of development; structure of the International Criminal Court; globalization; and the Geneva Conventions.

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Pol 452

The document contains questions and answers related to various topics in international law and relations, including: the concept of extra territoriality; development of modern oceans law; UNEP's mission and focus areas; definitions of development, intellectual property, and underdevelopment; green house effect; international war tribunals; Rome Statute; sources of international law; exclusive economic zones; theories of development; structure of the International Criminal Court; globalization; and the Geneva Conventions.

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Question: The concept of extra territoriality in diplomatic relations gained

currency during which period


Answer:The Renaissance period

Question: The development of modern oceans law could be traced to


Answer: Lex Rhodea

Question: The State has power to enforce laws in these specific areas in the
contiguous zone except
Answer:finance

Question: A continuous body of water encircling the earth is referred to as


Answer:Ocean

Question: The Roman philosophy on the subject of diplomatic immunity is inspired by

Answer:religious and natural law

Question: Former American President Woodrow Wilson motivated other world leaders
with which of these treaties
Answer: Versailles Treaty of 1919

Question: War crimes is considered as all acts involving in the process of armed
conflicts
Answer:grave breaches

Question: In Internaltional criminal law any devastation visited on a people but


not justified by military or civilian necessity is considered as
Answer:war crimes

Question: The UNEP mission is to provide leadership and encourage partnership to


improve quality of life without compromising that of
Answer:future generation

Question: The focus on UNEP are on the following except


Answer:Political Conflict and Ecosystem management

Question: Njoku defines development as a continuous improvement of humanitys


Answer:quality of life

Question: Human intellectual and skill based properties are considered as


Answer:mental indices

Question: One of the damages to the environment with much concern to all state
actors is the
Answer:Green house effect

Question: The first International war tribunal was successful as the individual was
granted assylum in
Answer:Netherland

Question: The Western Filter Perspective on conflict is based on social scientific


concern with the
Answer:problem of order

Question: The first International war tribunal was set up to try


Answer:Wilhelm II

Question: Green house effect is a menace to the


Answer:environment

Question: The first international tribunals was set up in


Answer:Germany and Japan

Question: Under which Rome statute was the first arrest warrants issued
Answer:2005

Question: Development of humans is the surest way to achieve


Answer:peace and security

Question: In 1949 the Geneva Conventions provided the following among the list of
international crimes except
Answer:Genocide

Question: A well known contributor to internationalism is


Answer:Albert Einstein

Question: The most controversial aspect of the principle of equality of States is


Answer: The recognition and acceptance of de facto inequalities

Question: Which of these scholars divides the origin of international law into four
phases
Answer: NeffS

Question: International law is embedded in the tenets of


Answer: International Court of Justice

Question: The most important source of international law until the elevation of
treaties is
Answer:Custom

Question: The bane of arbitration is its


Answer:flexibility

Question: The law of the political system of nations states is refered to as


Answer:Public international law

Question: Coastal States have sovereign rights in a exclusive economic zone EEZ
Answer:200 nautical mile

Question: The following are the four major theory of development except theory
Answer:Conventional

Question: The international Criminal court is divided into units


Answer:4

Question: A state centric approach which blames backwardness of nations on certain


pathological constraints of respective countries is
Answer:Modernization perspective

Question: The deterioration or even stagnation in the quality of life of man as a


result of setbacks of a society is
Answer:under development

Question: The process of international integration arising from the interchange of


world views products etc is known as
Answer:Globalization
Question: Njoku defines development as a continuous improvement of mans
Answer:A: quality of life

Question: One major importance of arbitration is its


Answer:flexibility

Question: The main function of juristic work is


Answer:to provide reliable evidence of law

Question: Under the Rome statute the first arrest warrants were issued in
Answer:2005

Question: The New York Convention of 1958 gave vent to the Convention on
Answer:the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards

Question: War crimes is considered as all acts involving in the process of armed
conflicts
Answer:grave breaches

Question: In 1949 the Geneva Conventions provides the following as a list of


international crime except
Answer:Corruption

Question: The primary concern of international law is


Answer:individuals right

Question: The United Nations Security Councils established the International


Criminal Tribunals for the Former Yugoslavia ICTY in
Answer:1993 and 1994

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