GE 3 (lesson 4-6) Flashcards
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refers to the increasing importance of international trade, international relations, treaties, alliances, etc. Inter-national, of course, means between or among nations.
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INTERNATIONALIZATION
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is a set of rules, norms, and standards generally accepted in relations between nations. It covers a broad range of domains, including war, diplomacy, trade, and human rights. International law thus provides a means for states to practice more stable, consistent, and organized international relations.
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INTERNATIONAL LAW
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is a state’s responsibility to provide asylum to refugees who provide protection and rights.
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INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION
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are interconnected phenomena shaping the modern world. Globalization has facilitated the rapid exchange of information, culture, and ideas across borders
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Media and globalization
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is an international organization founded in 1945 after World War II, with the primary goal of promoting peace, security, cooperation, and development among nations.
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The United Nations (UN
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plays a crucial role in disseminating global narratives and cultural products, leading to both cultural homogenization and hybridization.
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MEDIA
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It serves as a forum for member states to address global challenges and disputes through diplomacy and collective action.
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The United Nations (UN
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General Assembly, Security Council, Economic and Social Council, Secretariat, and specialized agencies like UNICEF and WHO.
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UN’S structure
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refers to the system of institutions, norms, and processes through which global issues are managed and addressed.
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Contemporary global governance
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Examines the economic, social, political technological, and other transformations that have created an increased awareness of the inter-connectedness of people and places around the globe.
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Contemporary world
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Has the power in classification, fix meanings, and diffuse norms
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INTERNATIONAL GLOBALIZATION
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is the largest and most familiar intergovernmental organization
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The United Nations (UN
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What are the five active organs of the United Nation
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*General assembly
*Security Council
*Economic and Social Council
*Trusteeship Council
*Secretariat
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The UN’s main goal is to
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keep peace.
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Supports and promotes democratic institutions and practices all across the world.
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UNITED NATION
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Examples of the challenges of the United Nations are?
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Removing poverty
Protecting human rights
Threats from terrorism
Eradicating anti-social elements in different parts of the world
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International relations scholars
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Michel N Barnett and Martha Finnermore
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International Organizations can invent and apply categories, they create a powerful global standard
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Power of Classification
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States, organizations, and individuals view International organizations as legitimate sources of information
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Power to fix meanings
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International organizations also spread these ideas across the world, thereby establishing global standards. Because of these immense powers, international can be sources of great good and great harm
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Power to diffuse norms
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Groups of sovereign states, and are organizations with their own rationalists and agendas
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United Nation
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Visible symbols of global governance
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International organization
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entails the spread of various cultures
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Globalization
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A person’s voice is a
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a medium
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what media includes books, magazines, and newspapers?
Print media
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Involves radio, film and television
Broadcast media
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Covers the internet and mobile mass communication
Digital media
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Email, Internet sites, social media, and Internet-based video and audio
Internet Media
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describes the phenomenon of the world's culture shrinking and expanding at the same time due to pervasive technological advances that allow for instantaneous sharing of culture
Global Village
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He used his analysis of technology to examine the impact of electronic media
McLuhan
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refers most broadly to the exercise of domination in cultural relationships
Cultural Imperialism
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Is the process and practice of promoting one culture over another.
Cultural Imperialism
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two types of regionalism
STATE and NON-STATE
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•a group of countries located in the same geographically specified area
regions
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-a cooperation of
Global Nations
INTERNATIONALISM
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a cooperation of countries within a geographical regions.
REGIONALISM
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is often seen as a political and economic phenomenon, the term actually encompasses a broader area•
REGIONALISM
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NATO facing much broader range of threat in the _____
PAST
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It is a regional concentration of
economic, political and cultural flow
REGIONALIZATION
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- It is political process
characterized by economic policy cooperation and coordination among
countries°
REGIONALISM
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•Is to guarantee the freedom.
So unity of its members through political and military
means•
FOCUS
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The multiple intersecting processes that generate this order are referred to as
GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
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can thus become influential as independent organizations.
International Organization
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they are merely amalgamations of various state interests.
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION
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what is the first structure of IO’s
Power of Classification
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Second structure of IOs
ability to fix or change the meaning of words
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3rd and last structure of IOs
Power to diffuse norms
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IOs do not only classify and fix meanings; they also spread their ideas across the world, thereby establishing
GLOBAL STANDARDS
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Because of these immense powers, IOs can be sources of
great good and great harm
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They have the ability to promote important standards such as ________ and ______
environmental conservation and human rights
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Nobel Prize winner and economist ________ publicly condemned the IMF for adopting a "one-size-fits-all" approach in making recommendations for developing countries.
Joseph Stiglitz
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The UN is divided into ____ active organs
5 Five active organs
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How many UN organs are divided
FIVE active organs
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The _____ is UN's "main deliberative policymaking and representative organ."
General Assembly (GA)
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All member states (currently at _____) have seats in the GA
193
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Filipino diplomat ____ was elected GA president from 1949-1950.
Carlos P. Romulo
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Despite the General Assembly (GA) being the most represented body in the UN, many critics believe the ______ is the most powerful.
Security Council
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According to the United Nations, the latter has ____ members.
15 memebers
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____ of the fifteen members are elected to two-year terms by the GA
Ten
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The other five-sometimes referred to as the ____
Permanent 5
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The Permanent 5 are
China
France
Russia
United Kingdom
United States
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_____is in charge of evaluating whether a threat to the peace or an act of aggression exists
Security Council
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With the SC's approval, a military intervention may be _______. This is an immense power
Deemed legal
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Much attention has been placed on the SC's P5 due to their permanent seats and because each country holds _____ over the council's decisions
veto power
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What is the Third Un organ
Economic and Social Council ECOSOC
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the principal body for coordination, policy review, policy dialogue, and recommendations on social and environmental issues as well as the implementation of internationally agreed development goals.
Economic and social council
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The ECOSOC has _____ member-selected for three-year terms
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whose task "is to settle, in accordance with international law, legal disputes submitted to it by states and to give advisory opinions referred to it by authorized United Nations organs and specialized agencies.
International Court of Justice
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_______ consists of the "Secretary-General and tens of thousands of international UN staff members who carry out the day-to-day work of the UN as mandated by the General Assembly and the organization's other principal organs."
Secretariat
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Members of the secretariat serve in their capacity as UN employees, not as
state representatives
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The ____ is not a world government, and it functions primarily because of voluntary cooperation from states
United Nations
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the _______ is responsible for sanctioning international military intervention
UN Security Council
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Who was the one committing acts of ethnic cleansing against ethnic Muslim Albanians in the province of Kosovo
Serbian leader Slobodan Milošević
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Since Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is an ally of Russian dictator _______
Vladimir Putin
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place a high bar on military intervention
SECURITY COUNCIL
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Since then, there were 37 instances when the permanent members of the Security Council exercised their right to veto resolutions, 25 by Russia and China and 12 by the United States
way answer basaha rana yawa
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by russia and china
25
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by united states
12
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there were _______ when the permanent members of the Security Council exercised their right to veto resolutions
37 instances
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______ is such complex issue that one can actually teach an entire course in itself
Global Governance
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_______ are highlighted because they are the most visible symbols of global governance.
International organizations
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What is important to remember is that international institutions such as the UN are always in a _______
precarious position
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______ has made people aware of the world in general, but it has also made Filipinos more cognizant of specific areas such as Southeast Asia.
Globalization
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ASEAN meaning
Association of Southeast Asian Nations
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is also a process and must be treated as an "emergent, socially constituted phenomenon.
Regionalism
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means that regions are not _____ or given; rather, they are constructed and defined by policymakers, economic actors, and even social movements.
not natural
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__________and _____state that economic and political definitions of regions vary, but there are certain basic features that everyone can agree on
Edward D. Mansfield and Helen V. Milner
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a group of countries located in the same geographically specified area" or are "an amalgamation of two regions [or] a combination of more than two regions" organized to regulate and "oversee flows and policy choices."
Regions
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It is a regional concentration of
economic, political and cultural flow
REGIONALIZATION
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It is political process characterized by economic policy cooperation and coordination among
countries
Regionalism
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it is a process, and must be treated as and "emergent, socially constituted phenomena. It means that regions are not natural or given;
REGIONALISM
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they are constructed and defined by policymakers, economic actors, and even social movements.
Regionalism
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NATO
NATO - North Atlantic Treaty
Organization
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NATO
NATO - North Atlantic Treaty
Organization
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OPEC
Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries
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NAM
Non-Aligned Movement
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ASEAN
Association of the Southeast Asian Nations
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members of nato
Albania
France
Poland
Hungary
Germany
• Portugal
Belgium
Greece
Romania
Iceland
Iceland
Slovakia
Bulgaria
Italy
Slovenia
Italy
Latvia
Canada
Lithuania
Spain Turkey
Croatia
• Luxembourg
United Kingdom
Czech Republic
Montenegro
United States of
Denmark
Netherlands
America
Estonia
Norway
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treaty of Dunkirk was signed by France and UK as treaty of alliance and mutual assistance.
On march 4, 1947
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1948 - Alliance was expanded to include Benelux Countries the form of the Western Union referred to as _______.
Brussels Treaty Organization
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______ - became North Atlantic Treaty Organization each members of NATO agreed to a system of collective defense for its members
April 4, 1949
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The headquarters of NAM
•Central Jakarta
•Indonesia
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Us military makes NATO ______.
powerful
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FOUNDING FATHER OF NON-ALIGNED MOVEMENT (NAM) ARE:
•President of Yugoslavia - Josip Broz Tito
•President of Egypt - Gamal Abdel Nasser
•Prime Minister of India - Jawaharlal
Nehru
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President of Yugoslavia -
Josip Broz Tito
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President of Egypt -
Gamal Abdel Nasser
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Prime Minister of India -
Jawaharlal Nehru
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ARE NON-STATE REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS WHICH COLLABORATE WITH THE GOVERNMENT.
LEGITIMIZERS
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example of LEGITIMIZERS
(Ex. Red Cross and Green World Movement)
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ARE FULLY CITIZENS' ORGANIZATION AND HAS NO CONNECTION TO THE GOVERNMENT
LEFT-WING REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
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example of left wing
Ex. Christian Youth in Asia'
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MEMBERS OF OPEC:
MEMBERS OF OPEC:
•Iran
•Saudi Arabia
•Venezuela
•Indonesia
•Libya
•Iraq
•Nigeria
•Algeria
•United Arab Emirates
•Kuwait
•Angola
•Ecuador
•Gabon
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it is the coordination of countries and a general phenomenon
STATE REGIONALISM
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it may refer to a formal project, policy, or scheme promoted by regional states and the term actually encompasses a broader area
STATE REGIONALISM
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a group consisting of 14 of the world's major oil-exporting nations.
OPEC
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was founded in 1960 to coordinate the petroleum policies of its members and to provide member states with technical and economic aid.
OPEC
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Headquarters of OPEC:
•Vienna
•Austria
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Work of OPEC
To regulate oil prices and ensure stabilization of oil.
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IN ORDER TO SECURE:
• Economic and regular supply of petroleum to consuming nations.
• Stable prices for petroleum producers.
• Fair return on Capital for those investing in the petroleum industry'
WORK OF OPEC (basaha nalang huhu)
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Not only states that agree to work together in the name or a single cause.
NON-STATE REGIONALISM
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It is an organizations representing this
"new regionalism" that rely on the power of individuals, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and associations to link up with one another in pursuit of a particular goal (or goals).
NON-STATE REGIONALISM
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Those who work with governments (_______) and participate in "Institutional mechanisms that afford some civil society groups voice and influence in technocratic policy making processes"
Legitimisers
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differs significantly from traditional state-to-state regionalism when it comes to identifying problems
New regionalism
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•OPEC cut production will be positive for the price of oil.
positive effect ni
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•It is a international policy of a sovereign state.
NAM non aligned movement
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•It does not-align itself with any of the power blocs.
NAM non aligned movement
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•To persue world peace, international cooperation, human rights, national sovereignty, racial and national equality, non-intervention, and peaceful conflict resolution
NAM non aligned movement
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FOCUS
• Political Security
• Economic
• Socio Cutural
FOCUS
• Political Security
• Economic
• Socio Cutural
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is defined as an increase in the cross-border flow of capital, goods, and people within a specific geographical area.
REGIONALIZATION
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To protect indigenous peoples
RAINFOREST FOUNDATION
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The rainforest of Brazil, Guyana, Panama and Peru
RAINFOREST FOUNDATION
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Non-state Regionalism
• NGO - Non-Governmental Organizations
• Rainforest Foundation
• Regional Interfaith Youth Networks
• Migrant Forum
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CHALLENGES
Disagreements surface over issues like gender and religion
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CHALLENGES
Refused to recognize the rights of undocumented migrant workers and the rights of the families of migrants.
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•Another Regional network of
NGO's
•Trade unions
MIGRANT FORUM
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•Committed to protecting and promoting the rights and welfare of migrant workers
MIGRANT FORUM
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To Promote conflict prevention, resolution, peace education, and sustainable development
REGIONAL INTERFAITH YOUTH NETWORKS
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In 2006, Religions for Peace launched six Regional Interfaith Youth Networks, in Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Europe, North America, and Latin America and the Caribbean.
REGIONAL INTERFAITH YOUTH NETWORKS
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NAM is just an _______ block.
independent
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Tiny associations that include no more than a few actors and focus on a single issue, or huge continental unions that address a multitude of common problems from territorial defence to food security.
NON-STATE REGIONALISM
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Rely on the power of individuals
NON-STATE REGIONALISM
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are individuals or groups that hold influence and which are wholly or partly independent of a sovereign state or state
NON-STATE REGIONALISM
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MEMBERS OF ASEAN
• Brunei
• Cambodia
• Indonesia
• Laos
• Malaysia
• Myanmar
• Philippines
• Thailand
• Singapore
• Vietnam
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was formed in 1967 by Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines,
Singapore and Thailand to
promote political and Economic Cooperation and Regional Stability
HOW ASEAN MEMBER FORMED
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has evolved into a major concern of weak societies in this part of the world. Environmental degradation,climate change, disarmament, external debt, state and non-state terrorism, and violence emanating from ethnic and religious conflicts are some of the common issues facing the NAM states today.
Neo-colonialism
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accelerate the Economic growth, Social progress and cultural development in the Region through joint endeavors in the spirit of equality and partnership in order to strengthen the foundation for a prosperous and peaceful community of ASEAN
WORKS OF ASEAN
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To promote Regional peace
WORKS OF ASEAN
