Chapter 6: The Ethical World

Question 1

Post 1945, countries behaviour changed from protectionism to willing to accept ….

Answer 1

Reciprocal obligations

Question 2

Initial examples of reciprocal obligations:

Answer 2

NATO
IMF
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (later WTO)
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

Question 3

The clubs had worked by reciprocity, undermined by the norms of …. and …..

Answer 3

Loyalty

Fairness

Question 4

UK was keen on the enlargement of the EU as the glue that had enforced …. … began to weaken.
Felt powerful countries telling other countries what to do.

Answer 4

reciprocal obligations

Question 5

World institutions captured for different agendas

E.g. Western aid dependent on environmental and human rights requirements, so strict that not even met in own countries.

Answer 5

Powerful NGO - Western human rights campaigners.

Question 6

A smaller group than G7 needed to encompass enough of the global economy and military capacity that its collective interest would be to fix global problems even if non-members chose to free-ride.

They are:

Two challenges:

Answer 6

China, India, US, EU, Russia and Japan.

Have nothing in common and headless hearts folks crying re the excluded.