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lb_gilbert

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According to the notion of Westphalian sovereignty, who has responsibility for the effects of an environmental disaster within the boundaries of a state?
 
  A) No one
  B) Non-governmental organizations
  C) The state
  D) The United Nations
  E) The world's superpower

Question 2

The International Court of Justice (or the World Court) is part of what international organization?
 
  A) European Union
  B) North American Free Trade Agreement
  C) North Atlantic Treaty Organization
  D) United Nations
  E) World Trade Organization



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D





 

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