Unit 3: Study Guide Flashcards
Autonomy
The right to self government
Bilateralism
An agreement whereby two nations or nation-states co-operate to pursue each nations interests
Continentalism
The belief that Canada should seek closer ties with the United States, for example in the form of closer trade links
Decolonization
When nations grant independence to their colonies
Exspansionism
A policy advocating territorial or economic expansion
Foreign Policy
A course of action that sovereign nation takes in its conduct with other nation-states or international organizations
Hegemonic Internationalism
The theory that the world that the world is being integrated on unequal terms, with the dominance of one nations state over others
Humanitarianism
Promotion of human welfare
IMF
A hegemonic company that encourages countries to adopt policies that foster economic stability
Infrastructure
Structures and facilities needed for the operation of society
Intergovernmental Organization
Organization comprised of sovereign states ex. NATO, WTO
Internationalism
The belief that the co-operation of nations for the benefits for the benefit of well being of humankind
Isolationism
A foreign policy in which a nation state chooses not to become involved in international affairs
Law of the Sea
Customs and international agreements by which governments maintain peaceful relations on the sea
Liberal Internationalism
The belief that through greater interaction and cooperation, nations and nation states can achieve common goals. Especially peace and prosperity