Lecture 1 Flashcards

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Camille Pissaro

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costs of war
Danish/French 1830-1903
Dean of Impressionist painters
Mentor to Cezanne, Van Gogh, Paul Gauguin
1,500 paintings burned after Franco-Prussian war
40 remain
used as floor mats to keep boots clean

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Thomas Hobbes

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“(In a state of war) No arts; no letters; no society; and which is worst of all, continual fear and danger of violent death; and the life of man, solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short.”

-Leviathan (1651) Part I, Chap 13
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Oud

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Economist 2008 - emergence of art

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Peace (Oxford)

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Freedom from, or cessation of war or hostilities

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Peace (Wright)

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“as the condition of a community in which order and justice prevail, internally among its members and externally in its relations with other communities.

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6
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International Relations Theory

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understand war and peaec
hypothesis on relationship between variables
ex, power and stablity, trade and war, intl law and war, democracy and war
bipolar war more stable?
policy implications - “self fulfilling prophecy”
8 past us presidnets, 4 phd’s in polisci

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Global Trend

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no decrease in number, but less interstate wars

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lasting peace? (yes)

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Interdependence, Democratization, Trade, Globalization, Shared Values/Norms, Nuclear Weapons

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lasting peace (no)

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Anarchy, Limited Resources, Power Competition, Comping Power Transition

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