P&B - Role of global governance in conflict Flashcards
Kashmir institutions, treaties, laws and norms flows of people, money, ideas and technology
conflict because of challenges to sovereignty/ territorial integrity happens when:
citizens treated unfairly limited representation in government from citizens competition over scarce resources people want autonomy and independence government fails to protect human rights persecutioin ethnic conflict no basic human needs
patterns of conflict - global peace index
23 indicators based on:
level fo safety and security
number of international and domestic conflicts
degree of militarisation
highest number = most peaceful country
Kashmir - natural resources conflict
Pakistan and India fighting over Kashmir for water security.
military deaths, fighting, farmers displaced. troops in the glacier range - the source of the river Indus.
needed for irrigation and HEP. World Bank Indus water treaty. India Dam water before it gets to Kashmir.
the water source is depleting - global warming = glacier melts
The United nations
founded in 1945
= achieve worldwide peace and security
develop good relations
foster cooperation
preventative diplomacy, meditation, monitoring, observation then they can deploy peace-keeping forces.
counter-terrorism, disarmament, treaty-making, humanitarian aid…… etc.
16 peacekeeping missions on the go
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
Europe & North America - 28 members
safeguard freedom and security
promotes democratic values
encourages consultation on defence & security
prevents conflict
peaceful resolution of disputes
crisis management
European Union
foster economic cooperation after WW2
Foreign Affairs & security policy
common security & defence policy
european neighbourhood policy
Non-government organisations
Civil society organisations CSOs
work with institutions, governments, citizens in conflict zones.
health care, food, water, monitoring, violence warnings, rules of law, democracy.
e.g.
Oxfam, Red Cross
Treaties, Laws and Norms
From the UN and EU
treaty: formally concluded and ratified agreement between states. If you sign a treaty you are bound to it by international law.
land mines treaty - broken chair
UNs primary goal: develop international law based on UN treaties.
human rights, refugees, disarmament
regulates conflict over the global commons (ocenans, atmosphere, space, antarctica)
Microsoft creating cyber conflict norms - 5th largest TNC`
Role of flows of people, money, ideas and technology in geopolitical intervention.
people & money help global governance of conflict.
need personelle and finance - 10,000 & $1 billion per msision
sharing of intelligence and information
technology in peacekeeping - drones, satellites, information, databases, communication…..