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internationalism unit (unit d) Flashcards

1
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purpose of the UN

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security, better living, human rights

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desparity

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the gap between the rich and the poor

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Hegemonic Internationalism

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belief that the world is being intigrated based on

  • unequal terms with the dominance of one nation over others
  • not fair for smaller countries
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Revolutionary Internationalism

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belief that conflicts within societies, are determined by outside international factors and alliances
-stronger countries can assure a specfic ending

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liberal internationalism

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belief that through a greater interaction and co-operation, nations can acheive common goals

  • peace and prosperity
  • intial hopes for the UN
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hegemony

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exerting a dominating influence over other groups

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examples of hegemony

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colonialism and imperialism

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international communication

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making english a dominant language

-assimilation of culture and language

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example of revolutionary internationalism

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russia and ukraine, other larger countries are stepping forward for urkaine, and russia itself is asserting it’s dominance onto ukraine

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humanitarian

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outlook that puts people first, even playing field

-protecting human life

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foreign policy

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stance governments have to reason or justify their position

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rwandan genocide

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could have been stopped, but was pre-determinded

-not in North American interest

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foreign policy example

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Rwandan Genocide, countries did not step up because they felt it would not benefit them

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hard power

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military and politics

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soft power

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economics, relationships

-humanitariansim

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self determination

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country has the ability

17
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examples of liberal internationalism

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red cross,

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liberalism

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how do we promote freedom, making it a foundation

-important in the west

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example of liberalism

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after WW1, the west decided to put nationalism to the side and focus on LIBERTY (freedom)-democracy
-germany and ukraine didn’t they both fell apart

20
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cromisism

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getting involved with politics/government for t oheir own good
-corruption

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european union (EU)

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bringing together europe, similarly to how the west is split with provinces, over arching command

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self determination

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the desire and ability to fulfill it’s people’s
-economic
-scoail
-cultural
-political
needs, so that the nation can continue to EXIST and GROW

23
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community interests

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the point of internationalism

-good curricular connection

24
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example of self determination

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world council of indigenous people

-working together to allow fair and just treatment

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example of humanitarnism and foreign policy

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humanitarianism is a huge part of canadas foreign policy, as canada has taken a leadership role in promoting the rights and well being of the people suffering.

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isolationalism

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foreign policy where a nation state choses to not become involved in affairs of other nations

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example of isolationalism

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american chose an isolistic response to european war, being reuluctant to join the fight

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four policemen (five including france)

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four chosen soverign major powers to pacify situations with force

  • uSA
  • UK
  • USSR - russia
  • china
  • france
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security counsil

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holds the five policemen, they have the power of veto on things brought to the UN

30
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UN

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for almost the first time in years, there is a possiblility for peace in the world
HOPE HOPE HOPE HOPE

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scaffolding

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step decipline list the UN takes to deal with international conflicts
-negotiations
-direct negotiation
-dipolomatic and economic sanction
-involving foreign military
UN calls for miliatry actions
32
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sanction

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through force of law, stopping something from happening

33
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example of sanction

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apartheid in south africa affecting POC, UN took away certain things which sucesfully turned the leaders to get rid of it

  • POC already living poorly didn’t affect them
  • only affected white leaders since they are living poshly

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