Country A and Country B are engaged in negotiations. The countries are on the brink of war over a diplomatic incident that occurred recently. Both countries commit to a de-escalation of violence. The UN acts as an observer during the process and sends peacekeeping troops to the region during the peace process. If either country defects on the ceasefire, they will be heavily sanctioned by all member states of the UN. What solution to the bargaining problem is evident in this situation?Question 11Select one:a.Unbundling issues b.Bounded rationalityc.Credible commitmentd.Perfect information

Select the three factors that cause bargaining failure.Question 10Select more than one:a.Negative externalitiesb.Challenges unbundling issues c.Commitments that are not credible d.Information asymmetries

he UN is responsible for:-Select one:a. Global peace and securityb. Equitable distribution of economic resources among countriesc. Global dispute resolution arbitrationd. Both a and c

Nonviolent reconciliation meansQuestion 11Answera.both of them b.resolving disputes c.none of themd.resolving conflicts

Once an international treaty is negotiated, what step must states take for it to impose a constraint on state behavior?Group of answer choicesStates must consent to renegotiation of the treaty periodically.States must ratify the treaty.States must consent to the authority of the United Nations.States must secure funding to implement the treaty.

Imagine yourself to be the delegate of Israel/Palestine, write a speech proposing solutions to the ongoing conflict. (to be answered by delegates who have opted for UNGA, UNEP, ECOSOC, UNHRC)