(Neo)Functionalism Flashcards

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Functionalism

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advocates international cooperation on scientific, humanitarian, and social economic issues

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Argue that

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mutual trust and habits of cooperation can develop through sharing the discrete public sector responsibilities than on sensitive issues

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Integration starts with

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low profile cooperation and this spills over to the other areas of integration

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4
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Functionalism

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  • aims to world government
  • rejects federalism
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5
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Neo’Functionalism

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  • aims to regional government
  • willing to accept some federal features
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6
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Explains

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how and why states collaborate to form supernational institutions

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7
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“Spillover effect”

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Cooperation in one area can lead to cooperation in related areas

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8
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Central to Neo’functionalism is

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idea of supernational institutions

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9
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Explaining…

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How cooperation among states in specific areas can lead to the broader collaboration and creation of supernational governance structures

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10
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Start…

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Small, focus on practical needs and let cooperation grow

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11
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Championed by…

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Ernest Hans and others, inspired most remarkable political experiment of our time - European Union

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12
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Neo’funcionalism highlights…

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The concept of “spillover effect”

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13
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Coordination in one sector…

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Creates problems that can only be solved by expanding collaboration into others

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Another crucial aspect…

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Is emphasis on supernational institutions, like European Commission, that plays a central role by meditating disputes, proposing policies and encouraging collaboration

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15
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Shines light on…

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The non-state actors, businesses, labor unions…
There actors benefit from regional cooperation and often lobby for policies that promote further integration

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16
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Criticism-

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It’s hopelessly Eurocentric, theory crafted in corridors of Brussels that struggles to explain the dynamics of integration in other parts of the world

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Downplays…

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The importance of national sovereignty, as many states remain cautious about giving up too much power to supernational entities

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Offers-

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Compelling narrative of how cooperation can grow organically

19
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It tells us…

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That even if the world is divided by borders and differences, there exists potential for unity

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We can achieve…

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When we work together to solve challenges that bind us all