CONTEMPORARY WORLD PART2 Flashcards
International Relations Institutions
founded in 1945 after the WORLD WAR II. Promotes friendly relations between nations
United Nations
International Relations Institutions
UN has _____ member states
193
International Relations Institutions
the main headquarters of UN is in
NEW YORK CITY
International Relations Institutions
The Main Organs of the UN
1.UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
2.UN SECURITY COUNCIL
3.INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE
4.ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL
5.SECRETARIAT
International Relations Institutions: MAIN ORGANS OF THE UN
the main decision making and representative assembly (meeting)
UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
International Relations Institutions: MAIN ORGANS OF THE UN
maintenance of international peace and security
UN SECURITY COUNCIL
International Relations Institutions: MAIN ORGANS OF THE UN
principal judicial organ of the United Nations
INTERNATION COURT OF JUSTICE
International Relations Institutions: MAIN ORGANS OF THE UN
Five permanent members of UN SECURITY COUNCIL
FRANCE
RUSSIA
US
UK
CHINA
International Relations Institutions: MAIN ORGANS OF THE UN
assists the UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY in promoting economic and social development (ayuda)
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL
International Relations Institutions: MAIN ORGANS OF THE UN
provides statistics/studies, information, and other dates when needed by other UN branches for their meetings. Organize the general assembly/
Secretariat
International Relations Institutions
eight significant industrialized nations (TOP 8 WEALTHY COUNTRIES)
Group of 8
International Relations Institutions
countries na kasali sa Group of 8
Germany
Canada
France
Us
Russia
Italy
Japan
United Kingdom
International Relations Institutions
World’s main ECONOMIES
Group of 20
International Relations Institutions
Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Korea, Mexico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States, European Union. These countries are included in the _________
Group of 20
International Relations Institutions
founded in 1949. SECURITY ALLIANCE made up of 30 nations
NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION (NATO)
International Relations Institutions
there goal is to DEFEND THE MEMBER’S AUTONOMY AND SECURITY by political and military action
North ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION (NATO)
International Relations Institutions
What is the goal of NATO before (original goal)
to fight communism
International Relations Institutions
remove tariff and non-tariff barriers between US, CANADA, AND MEXICO
NORTH AMERICAN FREE TRADE AGREEMENT (NAFTA)
International Relations Institutions
27 EUROPIAN NATIONS
Promote LONG TERM PEACE in the continent
European Union
International Relations Institutions
what are the countries that are not members of EUROPEAN UNION?
SWITZERLAND, NORWAY, UK etc.
International Relations Institutions
The ________ left the European Union (EU) on January 31, 2020. This event is known as Brexit.
UNITED KINGDOM
International Relations Institutions
forum for industrialized nations to talk about a variety of issues (Global Warming)
Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
International Relations Institutions
help those in need - HUMANITARIAN AID (AFFECTED BY WAR)
RED CROSS AND RED CRESCENT SOCIETIES
REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN ASIA
established in 1967. Unite Southeast Asia against communism. made economic cooperation a top priority
Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)
REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN ASIA
5 founding members of ASEAN
SINGAPORE, THAILAND, INDONESIA, MALAYSIA, PHILIPPINES
REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN ASIA
signed on 1976 in Bali, Indonesia. Pledge no to interfere in the internal affairs of any country (ASEAN NON-INTERFERENCE)
TREATY OF AMITY AND COOPERATION
REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN ASIA
at present, its goal is to promote economic integration
TREAT OF AMITY AND COOPERATION
REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN ASIA
established in 2008. Principles and rules
ASEAN CHARTER
REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN ASIA
established in 1989 (whole Asia) goal is to foster effective and transparent economic transactions in the region
Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)
trade pacts that aim to reduce trade constraints like tariffs, quotas, and other limitations. enhance commercial prospects, consumer welfare, and economic growth
FREE-TRADE AGREEMENT
delegates from different states, including the Philippines, gathered to PLAN FOR THE GLOBAL ECONOMY POST-WORLD WAR II
BRETTON-WOODS CONFERENCE (1945)
what are the goals of BRETTON-WOODS CONFERENCE?
- stable monetary system
- free trade
- economic recovery from war
*advocate policies that support monetary cooperation and financial stability - to develop the country
*short to medium-term credits
*economic stability
INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
*assist developing nations in enhancing their economies and reducing poverty (ayuda)
*special finance assistance
*reduce poverty
world bank
what is the primary reason of poverty?
lack of education
KINDS OF POVERTY
inability to meet basic material needs such as food, shelter, and clothing
absolute poverty
KINDS OF POVERTY
level of household income that is considerably lower than the median level income within a country
relative poverty
KINDS OF POVERTY
poverty that occurs repeatedly over time
cyclical poverty
KINDS OF POVERTY
results from problems in society that lead to lack of opportunity
structural poverty
trapping of heat in the earth’s surface
greenhouse effect
increase in the planet’s overall average temperature in recent decades
global warming
long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns
climate change
_______ causes global temperatures to rises, resulting in__________ which then results in __________
greenhouse gases - global warming – climate change
gives countries specific targets to reduce emissions of 6 greenhouse gases
KYOTO PROTOCOL (1997)
how many countries are included in KYOTO PROTOCOL
192
What country that did not ratify the agreement (KYOTO PROTOCOL), citing possible negative economic effects
US
measures to achieve success include mandatory emissions reporting, a new technology framework, and global stocktaking every five years
Paris Agreement (2016)
attempts to satisfy present demands without compromising the capacity of future generations to satisfy their own needs
sustainability/sustainable development
what are the 3 pillars of sustainability
- economic
- social
- environmental
3 pillars of sustainability:
ability of economy to maintain and improve its standard of living over time
economic
3 pillars of sustainability:
all members of society have access to basic needs and services (EQUALITY)
social
3 pillars of sustainability:
responsible use of natural resources and protecting the environment for future generations
environmental
provide framework for action and a goal to achieve by 2030
sustainable development goals 2015
pila kabuok ang SDG sa UN
17
SDG 1-5
- NO POVERTY
- ZERO HUNGER
- GOOD HEALTH AND WELL BEING
- QUALITY EDUCATION
- GENDER EQUALITY
SDG 6-10
- CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION
- AFFORDABLE AND CLEAN ENERGY
- DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
- INDUSTRY, INNOVATION, INFRASTRUCTURES
- REDUCED INEQUALITIES
SDG 11-14
- SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES
- RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION
- CLIMATE ACTION
- LIFE BELOW WATER
- LIFE ON LAND
- PEACE, JUSTICE, STRONG INSTITUTIONS
- PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE GOALS
RECENT WORLD EVENTS
ideological warfare between US and USSR (UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS)
CAPITALISM VS. COMMUNISM
COLD WAR
RECENT WORLD EVENTS: PROXY WARS
*North vs. South Korea
*UN sent volunteer forces from its member states including the Philippines
KOREAN WAR
Korean war STALEMATE AT THE WHAT PARALLEL
38TH
RECENT WORLD EVENTS: PROXY WARS
*North vs. South Vietnam
*Ho Chi Minh and his forces used guerilla warfare tactics to defeat the US-backed South Vietnam
VIETNEM WAR
RECENT WORLD EVENTS: PROXY WARS
VIETNAM WAR - Stalemate at the ______ parallel until US withdraw all its forces from SOUTH VIETNAM
17TH
RECENT WORLD EVENTS: PROXY WARS
During VIETNAM WAR, ____________ and his forces used guerilla warfare tactics to defeat the US-backed South Vietnam
HO CHI MINH
RECENT WORLD EVENTS:
UKRAINE AND RUSSIA WAR started on
FEBRUARY 24, 2022 to present
RECENT WORLD EVENTS:
cause of UKRAINE - RUSSIA WAR
UKRAINE tried to join NATO to align itself with the west
RECENT WORLD EVENTS:
who is the premier of Russia
VLADIMIR PUTIN
RECENT WORLD EVENTS:
________, premier of Russia ordered the invasion of UKRAINE to prevent their entry into NATO
VLADIMIR PUTIN
RECENT WORLD EVENTS:
who is the president of UKRAINE who refused to surrender despite the cost (UKRAINE-RUSSIA WAR)
VOLODYMYR ZELENSKYY
ISRAEL - PALESTINE WAR started on
OCTOBER 7, 2023 to present
RECENT WORLD EVENTS:
HAMAS (ISLAMIC RESISTANCE MOVEMENT) invaded Southern Israel to reclaim the lands of Palestine
ISRAEL-PALESTINE WAR
NAKBA means
catastrophe
RECENT WORLD EVENTS: ISRAEL-PALESTINE WAR
at present, Israel continues to bomb areas of the ________
GAZA STRIP
RECENT WORLD EVENTS:
SEVEN COUNTRIES each claim a portion of the same territory
SOUTH CHINA SEA DISPUTES
SEVEN COUNTRIES INVOLVED IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA DISPUTES
BRUNEI, MALAYSIA, INDONESIA
CHINA, PHILIPPINES
TAIWAN, VIETNAM
RECENT WORLD EVENTS: SOUTH CHINA SEA DISPUTES
CHINA uses the _________ to claim huge swaths of territory
9 DASH LINE
RECENT WORLD EVENTS: SOUTH CHINA SEA DISPUTES
PHILIPPINES uses the ___________ decisions and the ___________ laws
PERMANENT COURT OF ARBITRATION
UNITED NATIONS CONVENTION ON THE LAW OF THE SEA