Week 9+10 PowerPoint Flashcards

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What are international regimes?

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Norms, rules and procedures agreed to in order to regulate an issue area

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What are the two most important sources of international law?

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Treaties and international custom

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What is Customary international law?

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• Develops slowly over time as states recognise practices as appropriate and correct (ex. diplomatic immunity)

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What are the two essential characteristics of International organisations?

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  1. Centralisation 2. Neutrality
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Fun fact:

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Poorer global regions have more IO’s than richer regions

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What are TAN’s?

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Transnational advocacy networks •play important role in changing behaviour by promoting normative values. Help states cooperate by providing info and monitoring cooperation

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What are the two different types of human rights?

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  1. Negative rights: require state inaction (ex. don’t torture) 2. Positive rights require state action (ex. provide public edu)
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What are the three qualifying conditions to be a refugee?

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  1. well-founded fear of persecution 2. presence outside home country 3. incapacity to enjoy protection of one’s own state
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What is non-refoulment?

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no state shall repel or return a refugee to a territory in which his life or freedom would be threatened

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