Test concepts Flashcards
Adam Smith
Inventor of capitalism. 3 laws of economics
Cabinet
Prime minister and all ministers
Confederal System
Like European Union. States give away a little power
Direct Democracy
Like in Greece. All people have to vote and all have to agree.
EU
European Nation
Executive
Monarch, Prime Minister, and Cabinet. Implement laws.
Failed State
No control over borders, no security, and no development functions.
Negative vs positive Freedom
Positive is freedom to
Negative is freedom from
Geneva convention
Protection against war crimes.
Humanitarian treatment in war.
Great Depression
Crash économique entre 1930 et seconde guerre mondiale.
Guerrilla Warfare
irregular warfare used by smaller groups of people to fight bigger traditional military movements.
Illegal war not done by state.
HDI
Human Development index.
Life expectancy at birth, expected/mean years of schooling, GNI per capita.
Head of government vs head of state.
Head of state is queen
head of government is prime minister
IGO
Inter governmental organization.
IMF
International Monetary Fund
Short term emergency loans
Imperialism
extending rule of one country on other countries.
John Locke
Tabula Raza. Social contract and we all benefit from the whole “my freedom ens where yours begin”
John M. Keynes
Create a safety net so people don’t fall through in Capitalism. Welfare state
John Stuart Mill
Classical liberalism. Individual freedom and Utilitarianism
MNC
Multi national corporations
Absolute vs constitutional monarchy
Constitutional do not actually rule.
Nafta/USMCA
North American Free trade agreement
United-States Canada Mexico agreement
Civic vs ethnic nationalism
civic is from state
Neo-liberalism
Laisser-faire economics and liberalism together.
NGO
Non-governmental organizations
Clubs, associations, and organizations operate away from government.
Domestic vs foreign policy
Domestic inside country
Politics
Who gets what, when, and how.
Hard, soft, coercive power
Hard: military or economic means
Soft: Positive persuasion, communication,
Coercive: threats and stuff
Quota
Entitled to receive or distribute
Legal rights
Right to a fair trial, etc.