Lists Flashcards
Morgenthau argues that diplomacy’s goal is the promotion of national interests by peaceful means. These means are:
PCF
1. Persuasion
2. Compromise
3. Threat of force
What are 8 drivers of National Power (potential power )
EDIAPETE
1. Energy
2. Domestic sociopolitical
3. International political
4. Agriculture
5. Population
6. Economic
7. Technology
8. Environmental resources and quality
Ways to implement power (According to Nye)
СРА
1.Coercion
2. Payment
3. Attraction
Name 3 conditions necessary for cooperation according to Oye
- Increase time horizon
- Reduce number of players
- Modify payoff structures
1Os help overcome bargaining issues by:
FPP
1. Provides forum for discussions
2. Establishes where the discussion should take place
3. Specify who should participate
1Os help combat defection / noncompliance by:
Mon Sa Co Fin MoP Dis
1. Monitoring & Transparency
2. Sanctions
3. Reduced Implementation Costs
4. Financial incentives
5. Moral Persuasion
6. Disagreement management
A state, as a person of international law should possess the following:
Pop Ter Gov IntR
1. Permanent population
2. Defined territory
3. Government
4. Capacity to enter into relations with other countries
Structural / Neo’Realism - international politics is driven by 3 variables:
- Anarchy
- States
- Distribution of Power
3 types of constellation of power:
- Hegemony
- Bipolarity
- Multipolarity
Diplomacy Rules according to
Morgenthau
CFVC
1. Diplomacy must be divested of the crusading spirit
2. The objectives foreign policy must be defined in terms of national interest and supported with adequate power
3. Diplomacy must look at political scene from others point of view
4. Nations must be ready to compromise on all issues not vital to them
How well did you know this?
How is power measured (Waltz)
Defined by reference of capabilities (military/economic)
since it’s estimated by comparing number of units
International regimes coax cooperation because
They reduce transaction costs
They provide information
Balance of power can be achieved by:
Arms racing
Alliance policy
What 2 factors inhibit cooperation?
- Defection
- Relative Gains
What are international regimes?
Implicit or explicit rules, norms or decision-making procedures around which actors’ expectations converge in a given area of international relations