๐ŸŒ3.2.1.4 - Global Governance Flashcards

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What is global governance?

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The ways in which affairs affecting the whole world are managed

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What did global governance begin with?

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Religion, a globally followed set of rules

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What are the focuses of global governance?

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Civil conflict
Reduction of poverty
Trade and investment inequality
Human rights violations
Environmental issues
Financial stability
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How is civil conflict governed?

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UN and peacekeeping organisations required
Solves conflicts before they escalate
Contributions from many countries, united

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How is reduction of poverty governed?

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Intervention required from rich, foreign governments

World Banks/IMF involved, aid, NGOs

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How is trade and investment inequality governed?

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WTO settle trade disputes between countries
Ensures global trade runs smoothly
Allows trade between all countries

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How are human rights violations governed?

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UN needed to settle, court of human rights
Global human rights required for continuity
Prevents exploitation, slavery, inequality

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How are environmental issues governed?

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UN climate programme, IPCC etc
Creates global task force, untied
Ensures equality in actions

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How is financial instability governed?

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Organisation required to oversee global economy
Financial markets interconnected
World Bank, IMF, financial regulators

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What are issues with the UN regarding global governance?

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It can work to promote growth and sustainability but also exacerbate inequality and injustice

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What is fundamental to understanding global governance?

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Interactions between the local, regional, national, international and global scales

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Why are NGOs often more successful in reducing inequalities than global political organisation?

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They provide a constant stream of funding
Responsive in terms of community needs
Work on a national as well as local scale
Funds are direct

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Main areas of focus for global governance

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Poverty
Financial stability
Protect human rights
Trade and investment inequality
Environmental issues
Civil conflict

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Operational NGOs

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Raise money and implement projects themselves i.e. Water Aid

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Advocacy NGOs

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Focus on campaigns to raise awareness i.e. WWF

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Why are NGOโ€™s needed in a globalised world?

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Human rights need protecting
Provide essential services to the most needy
No bias
Learn from their mistakes and they do the same thing everywhere- experts

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193 countries have signed the UN Charter, what are its key points?

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Maintain global peace and security
Cooperation to solve international problems
Develop friendly relations between nations
Bring countries together to settle disputes

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List some of the 8 Millennium Development Goals

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Eradicate extreme poverty
Achieve universal primary education
Combat HIV and other diseases

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Problems with Millennium Development Goals

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Many not met (designed to be ambitious)
Outdated- $1 in 2000 worth less than now
Needs changed- i.e. electricity

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2015 Sustainable Development Goals key themes

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Reducing environmental impact i.e. renewable energy
Reducing inequality

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UN Environment Programme

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Raises issues i.e. global warming
Funds IPCC- 5,000 scientists research + advise governments

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WTO Main Aims

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Combat exploitative practices
Remove protectionist policies
Settle disputes

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World Summit on Sustainable Development key points

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Government run
Reinvigorates global commitment to sustainable development
Assess progress on sustainable development goals

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Kyoto Protocol, 1992 Key Points

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Control emissions of anthropogenic GHGโ€™s
Increased global awareness + stimulates research
Could harm economies
US dropped out (25%), encourages other nations to follow

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Paris Agreement, 2015 Key Points

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Legally binding climate deal, 2020
Countries work together
Hold temp increase to 1.5 oc max
Review every 5 years

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How much have HICโ€™s pledged each year to LICโ€™s to adapt to climate change in Paris Agreement?

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$100 billion