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58 Cards in this Set
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global interstate system is organized by the principles of |
state sovereignty, territoriality, non-interference |
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they continue to grown and eventually replace the state |
non-state actors |
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non-state actors include |
internation organizations and global corporations |
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has an international membership, scope, or presence |
international organizations |
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MNC |
Multinational corporations - global corporations |
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a company that operates in two or more countries |
global corporations |
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has a goal to make new markets, which are more convenient and profitable |
global corporations |
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requires the existence of units, among which interaction takes place |
interstate system |
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the units |
the state |
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where did the word sovereignty come from |
“superanus” - latin and “souverainete” - french |
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originally meant as equivalent of same power but it eventually change |
sovereignty |
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related to the difficult concepts of state and government and of independence and democracy |
sovereignty |
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ultimate overseer, or authority in making decisions |
sovereignty |
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assiciated with non verbal communication |
territoriality |
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refers to how people use space (territory) to communicate ownership of areas/possession |
territoriality |
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the act of obstructing/hindering |
interference |
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known for the 1648 Peace of Westphalia |
Westphalia |
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ended the 30 years war |
peace of westphalia |
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treaties signed for the peace of westphalia |
peace of münster treaty of münster treaty of osnabrück |
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in peace of westphalia the authority is in the form of |
the roman catholic church (macro) |
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peace negotiation was in the year |
1644 |
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authority centered on |
political units smaller than the states (micro) |
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POW became the basis for the |
Westphalian International System |
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factors that resulted to the current system |
political factors economic factors |
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we able to weild power against the church |
monarch |
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result of POW |
ended holy empire war (30) ended war between spain and dutch rep (80) countries recieved territories |
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5 principles in politics in westphalia |
principle of state sovereignty principle of legal equality of states principle of non-intervention of one state in international affairs international law and diplomacy reason of state replaced religion |
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AKA Original Territorial Basis of Modern Interstate System |
Westphalian System |
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based on federa system |
Anti-Hegemonic System |
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independence, separation of state and church, sovereignty equality, territorial sovereignty |
anti-hegemonic system |
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articles of the united nations charters |
article 2(1) and article 2(7) |
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after WW2, Asian and american countries became equal sovereign through |
decolonization |
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according to her, treaty of westphalia created an opening for other nation states to have a new kind of conversation |
Jaclyn Hawtin |
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migration of human activities |
globalization |
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results from the removal of barriers between national economies |
globalization |
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impact of POWled |
development westphalian system anti-hegemonic system adoption in united nations |
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led economic decision-making away from the local control |
globalization |
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is overprotective, imprisoning, aggressive in assertion, and condoes off areas of opportunity |
westphalian territoriality |
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played a role in political and economic affairs of nation states |
intergovernmental org |
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consistently enroach the concept of sovereignty |
intergovernmental org |
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creates “state system” |
treaty of westphalia |
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founded the international system and serve as a model for contemporary international law and relations |
treaty of westphalia |
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theories of interstate system |
realism liberalism constructivism marxism |
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effect of globalization in interstate system |
outside-in view inside-out view |
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globalization undermining the contemporary interstate system |
outside-in view |
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recognized the influence of the states in the level of global interconnectedness today |
inside-out view |
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plays a role in the interstate system |
globalization |
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cold war |
1947-1991 |
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started between soviet union and USA |
cold war |
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1943 |
berlin occupation |
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1947 |
greek civil war |
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1948 |
alliance between US pres and Soviet premier |
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1950 |
people republic of china and vietnam |
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1951 |
korean war |
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1956 |
hungarian revolution |
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1961 |
who is the most powerful? |
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1961 |
berlin war |
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1980s |
soviet war in Afghanistan |
