Module 3a

Question 1

Primary rules

Answer 1

Primary rules: impose duties or obligation; they directly govern our behaviour, what we ought and what we ought not to do. Every society, even the most primitive, displays obligation rules (these rules are static).
function: to preserve a social order

Question 2

Secondary rules

Answer 2

b) Secondary rules: confer power, either private (power to make a contract or create or vary legal relations between people) or public (power of adjudication or legislation)
A society gets larger and more complex, primary rules prove insufficient and defective. Hence the serious need for a different type of rules are required, these are secondary rules of obligation.

i.e. give the power for example to the referee to apply the power

Question 3

What does Arete mean?

Answer 3

linked to athletic excellence

Question 4

What does isonomia mean?

Answer 4

being equal - equal rights among the competitors

Question 5

Pros of Global Governance Institutions (GGI)

Question 6

Cons of Global Governance Institutions (GGI)