Unit 3: Internationalism Flashcards
Key Issue
Counties have to make decisions that balance their national self-interest and internationalism.
Foreign Policy and Internationalism
To what extent can foreign policy promote internationalism.
Nations, Nation-States, and Internationalism
To what extent does involvement in international affairs benefit nation-states?
Internationalism and Nationalism
To what extent do efforts to promote internationalism through world organizations affect nationalism?
Internationalism and Global Issues (1)
How has internationalism been used to try and solve global issues?
Internationalism and Global Issues (2)
To what extent can internationalism effectively address contemporary global issues?
Isolationism
When one country cuts itself off from others. (Ex. Japan after WW2)
Unilateralism
One country taking action on its own.
(Ex. Hitler taking over other countries before WW2)
Bilateralism
Two countries working together. (Ex. Britain’s policy with Belgium)
Multilateralism
Several countries working together. (Ex. Triple Entente/Alliance)
Supranationalism
When countries are prepared to give up some sovereignty and follow the rules. (Ex. European Union)
Benefits of Internationalism
-Peace and Security
-Economic Stability
-Self Determination
-Humanitarianism
Foreign Policy
The decisions that people in a country make about their goals in dealing with other countries and the methods they will use to achieve those goals.
Motives of Nations and States
-Economic Stability
-High Employment
-Peace and Security
-Self Determination
-Humanitarianism
Foreign Policy Influences
Public opinion poll, governing polls, opposition parties, senate, citizens groups, NGO’s, churches, university experts, provincial governments, prime minister, cabinet, minister of foreign affairs, diplomats, civil servants, federal ministries, businesses and industries, residents, history, treats and obligations, media, other governments.
Canada’s Goal
Promoting peace, and promoting and participating in UN peacekeeping.