Political Globalization Flashcards
Attributes of the Global System:
1 There are states and countries which are _ and _;
2. These countries communicate with each other through _;
3. There are international organizations or institutions that enable _;
4. _ take on lives of their own in addition to enabling meetings between governments.
Attributes of the Global System:
1 There are states and countries which are independent and rule themselves;
2. These countries communicate with each other through diplomacy;
3. There are international organizations or institutions that enable diplomatic interactions;
4. International institutions take on lives of their own in addition to enabling meetings between governments.
In _, people did not organize themselves as countries, but they started to organize themselves on their identities.
Nation-state
The features of a nation-state:
1. A nation that _.
(Example: The Bangsamoro nation belongs to the Philippine state.)
2. A state that _. (Example: Scotland, Philippines Korea has North and South Korea.)
3. A single nation _. (Example: Korea has North and South Korea.)
The features of a nation-state:
1. A nation that belongs to a state.
2 .A state that has multiple nations.
3. A single nation with multiple states.
_ is a community of persons more or less numerous, permanently occupying a definite portion of territory, having a government of their own to which the great body of inhabitants render obedience, and enjoying freedom from external control.
State
What are the elements of the state: _, _, _, and _.
People, Territory, Government, Sovereignty
In the elements of the state, _ refers to the inhabitants living within the state.
People
In the elements of the state, without _, there can be no functionaries to govern and no subjects to be governed.
People
In the elements of a state, there is no requirement as to the number of people that should compose a state. Ideally, it should be neither too small nor too large: _ enough to be well-governed and _ enough to be self-sufficient.
Small, Large
In the elements of the state, _ includes not only the fixed portion of land over which the jurisdiction of the state extends (territorial domain), but also the rivers and lakes therein, a certain area of the sea which abuts upon its coasts (fluvial and maritime domain) and the space above the land and the waters (aerial domain).
Territory
In the elements of the state, what are the domains of a territory? _, _, _
Terrestrial domain;
Fluvial and maritime domain;
Aerial domain
In the elements of the state, _ refers to the agency through which the will of the state is formulated, expressed and carried out. The word is sometimes used to refer to the person or aggregate of those persons in whose hands are placed for the time being the function of political control.
Government
In the elements of the state, this “body of men” is usually spoken of as “administration.” The ordinary citizens of a country are a part of the state, but are not part of the government.
Government
In the elements of the state, _ may be defined as the supreme power of the state to command and enforce obedience to its will from people within its jurisdiction and corollary, to have freedom from foreign control.
Sovereignty
In the elements of the state, sovereignty has two kinds:
1. _ refers to the power of the state to rule within its territory
2. _ refers to the freedom of the state to carry out its activities without subjection to or control of other states
Internal sovereignty;
External sovereignty
What event is being described in the following statements:
Conflict: Thirty Years War - religious war between the Catholic and the Protestant
The Westphalian System
What event is being described in the following statements:
Resolution: in 164, the Treaty of Westphalia ended the Thirty Year’s War; Peace of Westphalia
The Westphalian System
What event is being described in the following statements:
Result: Sovereignty, National Armies, Core Group (Austria, Russia, Prussia, England, France, and the United Provinces)
The Westphalian System
What event is being described in the following statements:
Conflict: American Revolution. French Revolution
Europe in the Nineteenth Century
What event is being described in the following statements:
Resolution: Legitimacy - the monarch derives legitimacy from the governed. Nationalism - people who come to identify themselves with a common past, language, customs and practices
Europe in the Nineteenth Century
What event is being described in the following statements:
Result: Napoleonic War, Peace at the Core of the European System, Imperialism and Colonialism
Europe in the Nineteenth Century
What event is being described in the following statements:
Napoleon Bonaparte reorganized the French Military with nationalistic motives, but the French troops filed to invade Russia.
Napoleonic Wars
In the Napoleonic Wars, _ supplies for war were stored along campaign routes, so the armies would gather them easily.
Magazine System
