Globalisation and Security Flashcards
1
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What is the view of security and economics in a realist view?
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- military power projection is contingent on economic circumstance
- personal well being is dependent on economic circumstance
- for realism they are inextricably linked
2
Q
what is the liberal view of security and economics?
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- citizenship should be limited to conditions of universal hospitality
- Greater optimism on role of economics in international society
- security is dependent on how a state is organised domestically
3
Q
why do kant and liberals see it as important to be republican?
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- if states are republican they believe in world citizenship and respect international law
4
Q
what did Adam Smith argue about colonialism and economics in wealth of nations?
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- beneficial for both parties
- economics isolated from normal politics and individual social relations (may result in conflict and insecurity which is natural and normal)
5
Q
What does contemporary neoliberalism believe?
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- government intervention in the domestic economy is wrong
- efficiency of market competition
6
Q
what is the state role in neoliberal view?
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- not the main actor, other institutions like IMF and WTO are.
- economic peace through interdependence
7
Q
what is the liberal view of economic interdependence?
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- conflict is less likely,
8
Q
what is the realist view of economic interdependence?
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- doesn’t decrease the prospect of war, increased interdependence can be seen as mutual vulnerability, provides incentive for war
9
Q
what is a mixed realist and liberal view of economics?
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- two or more states may foster peace in so far as they can expect trade levels to stay high for the forseeable future
- interdpendence between two or more states can cause uncertainty if trade expectations are low
10
Q
what does susan strange say about globalisation?
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- “globalisation is the worst of all the vague and wooly worlds” it refers to anything from the internet to hamburger
11
Q
how could you see globalisation as a new security threat?
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- increases rich and poor gap
- only serves elite interests
- desperation it can bring to societal and global insecurity like Greece 2010 or Egypt 2011