diplomatic making of the world

Question 1

order as fact

Answer 1

definition of the state: which refers to the stable and regular pattern of global activities and institutions relationships which ensure the stability and predictability of actors behaviour

Question 2

order as value

Answer 2

order is a norm that frames diplomatic actions

Question 3

OV, OF influential of one another

Answer 3

Order as value is influential to order as a fact

Question 4

order as value according Wendt

Answer 4

shaped by how diplomats treat each other and by forging 3 types of relationships AND order as fact via competing logics of anarchy

Question 5

central element in diplo

Answer 5

recognition

Question 6

key concern in IR

Answer 6

recognition for states and central in the process whereby states come to recognize each other are diplomats. The individuals desire for recognition to have legitimate rights and social standing to relation to the self. Diplomats are the key players in the struggle for recognition because it is through the symbolic presence that state sovereignty is being acknowledged by other states in the system

Question 7

bearer of main respo

Answer 7

Diplomats and they negotiate and applicate the foundational principle on the basis of which recognition us granted on the world political stage.

Question 8

struggle for recognition

Answer 8

assumes a logical or progressive direction of systemic evolution towards closer relations for Hobbesian then Lockan then Kantian idea of anarchy and it is not deterministic. Diplomatic efforts to build a more stable and peaceful society may always be derailed. Yet its a moral state of cause

Question 9

hobbesian

Answer 9

may be the result of a common ideas and the process of social construction at the third level of internalization,

Question 10

lockan

Answer 10

deterrence culture in which actors play the role of rivals

Question 11

kantian

Answer 11

a condition of human coexistence where people do not need external restraints in order to refrain from the use of violence in their relationships with others (pacific federation)

Question 12

John Searle perspective

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the assignment of functions to objects and collective intentionality understood by the set of beliefs, desires and intentions shared by diplomats enables order as value by collectively assigning and accepting status functions.

Question 13

status fonctions

Answer 13

carry deontic powers that is the rights, duties, obligations, requirements, permissions or entitlements that come with particular status functions.

Question 14

evolution of pattern relationships (OF)

Answer 14

security
redistribution (economic)
recognition

Question 15

(3) mechanisms to articulate, revise or replace rules of int. conduct as order as fact:

Answer 15

international treaties
diplo precedence
soft law