main definitions Flashcards
Universality
Human rights are inalienable, self-evident and applicable to all humans
Cultural Relativism
Human rights are a Western construct and thus are not applicable to other cultures
Cosmopolitanism
A desire among global actors to cooperate to address challenges to the international community
Realism
Global actors prioritising their specific national interests and needs over those of the global community
International Laws
A body of rules that are accepted as binding on the international community and
Justice
The concept of moral rightness based on ethics that seeks punishment/compensation when these ethics are breached
Ethichs
Seek to address questions of morality, guide global actors through moral frameworks/positions