liberalism Flashcards

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synonym if liberalism

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pluralism

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2
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common themes among all strands of liberalism

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  1. humans are perfectible
  2. democracy is necessary
  3. ideas matter
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main contrast of lib with real

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  1. state main actor but int. organizations, mcs etc are imp
  2. cooperation over war
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4
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1st lib thinker

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locke, 17th ce

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assumptions of lib approach

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  1. individuals at centre
  2. state’s interests are dynamic & secondary
  3. mutual interest & cooperation
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6
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difference between libs and neo libs

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neo libs are far less optimistic about human progress

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main ideas of neo lib and inspiration behind them

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  1. promote free trade
  2. western democratic values

inspiration: fin and pol institutions made after WW2

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8
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strands of neo lib

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institutional
sociological
republican
interdependence

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9
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word order within realists and libs

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  1. realist: state centric, sovereign, forms of diplomacy to maintain peace and power.
  2. lib: individual centric, interaction among states using int rules etc, role of globalisation and human development
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10
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first proponent of Leage of Nations

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Woodrow wilson; first liberal institutionalist

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assumptions of neo lin insti

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  1. states are rational
  2. always seek to maximize their interest
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biggest obstacle for a neo lib insti to successful cooperation

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  1. fear of non compliance
  2. possibility of cheating
  3. when there’s no mutual interest
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13
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what is communication theory

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sociological theory

asserting relations between people, groups and not just sovereign govts.

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14
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james rosenau’s assumption and what does it lead to

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notion of transnationalism get to govts being interdependent

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15
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who termed security community and integrated socio political systems

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karl deutsch

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16
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interdependence realism is based on which 2 countries

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post war trading states japan and germany

17
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who formulated “complex interdependence”

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joseph nhe and robert keohane

18
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what’s low and high politics

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low= welfare
high= national security

19
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characteristics of complex interdependence

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  1. informal ties among multiple channel
  2. one issue doesn’t dominant agenda
  3. military force to be not used
20
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what does michael doyle advocate for

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republican liberalism
1. peaceful resolution of conflicts in democratic
2. Pacific union (zone of peace)
3. spirit of cooperation

21
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main proponent of functionalism

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david mitrany

22
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difference between functionalism and neo functionalism

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  1. func wants to create a new world where sovereign states take a back seat
    whereas neo func wants to integrate existing states to create a single worls (eu)
  2. functionalists use fomal institutions to create interdependence unlike neo func
23
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what is the political equivalent of demonstration effect

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spill over effect

24
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name some proponents of functionalism

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joseph nye
ernest haas
john burton
Christopher mitchell

25
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who gave the democratic peace theory

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emanual kant