Internationalism Flashcards

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Economic Prosperity

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Economic success, growth, stability, and security.

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Internationalism

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A political ideology promoting international cooperation.

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Peace and Security

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A state in which violence and conflict pervade a society.

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Humanitarianism

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Ideology based on the value of human life, where humans practice benevolent treatment and help others to reduce suffering.

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Economic Prosperity in International Law

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Trade agreements and more trade: Reduces monopolies and increases access to goods. Examples include NAFTA.

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Self Determination in International Law

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Is part of many treaties and international law, and violation is punishable internationally.

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Peace and Security in International Law

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Is to prevent further global conflict. Examples include NATO, the UN, etc

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Humanitarianism in International Law

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A systematic response to addressing the needs of the fellow man. Includes organizations like the UN who provide aid during suffering.

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Nationalism

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Belief in a country’s own superiority.

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Internationalism VS Nationalism

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Internationalism is working with others and their intentions in mind, whilst nationalism is the your own ideals in mind.

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Sovereignty

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Supreme authority of a state

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Unilateralism

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A solution created through unilateral means, where other countries’ interests are not kept in mind.

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Bilaterialism

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Two countries work together to create a solution.

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Multilateralism

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Three or more countries work together to create a solution/for a common goal.

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Supranationalism

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Idea that governments can come together to create policies that benefit all involved, often transcending borders. Examples include the WTO, EU, and UN.

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NATO

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North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Is a political and military alliance between the North America’s and Europe. Founded in 1949 by Canada, US, and some other EU Nations.

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NORAD

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North American Aerospace Defense. Between US and Canada, founded in 1958.

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Economic Sanctions

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Commercial and financial penalties imposed against a state, person, or organization. Are a policy tool that is short of military force.

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WTO

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World Trade Organization - Deals with rules of trade between nation states. Trade is used as a means to better the lives of the people.

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WHO

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World Health Organization - An organization who deals with health concerns, and aims for highest possible level of health for all people.

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UN

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United Nations - A diplomatic and political organization with the hopes of maintaining global peace and security.

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EU

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European Union - Unifies some European countries to have the same currency, 0 tariffs on trade, and free movement for travelling between countries.

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Tied Aid

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A form of aid where the supported country must buy goods and services from the donor countries or a limited group of countries. Can sometimes be used to spy, or for malicious motives.

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0.7% Solution

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A target for international aid set by the UN, to counteract the imbalance. Some countries donate 1.45, while others barely donate 0.1%.

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UN Security Council

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Council with 15 members, 5 permanent with vetos, and 10 elected, non permanent members. It focuses on international peace and security.

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UN General Assembly

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Main deliberative, policymaking, and representing of the UN. Discusses issues, and recommends things.

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International Court of Justice

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Branch of UN used for legal disputes over international law.

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South China Sea

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Disputes over the 200 nautical mile area given to countries based off coastline.

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Doctrine

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Stated principle of government policy.

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Apathy

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Lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern.

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Eradicated

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Get rid of completely, often towards something negative.

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NGOs

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Advocates

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Representing other interests

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Micronations

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Entity who claims to be its own state, but is not recognized internationally.