Terms
This concept ensures stability within and between nations, often requiring diplomacy and defense measures.
What is peace and security?
It reflects a nation's ability to maintain steady growth, low inflation, and employment levels.
What is economic stability?
This principle allows people to choose their own political status and pursue their cultural and economic goals.
What is self-determination?
This group of the world's major economies meets to discuss global economic policies and issues.
What is the G8?
It regulates international trade agreements and resolves disputes among member nations.
What is the World Trade Organization?
This involves deploying international forces to conflict zones to monitor and maintain ceasefires.
What is peacekeeping?
This term describes a nation taking action independently, without consulting others.
What is unilateral?
This term pertains to policies, events, or issues occurring within a nation's borders.
What is domestic?
A foreign policy stance where a country avoids alliances or international involvement.
What is isolationist?
This describes cooperative actions or agreements involving three or more countries.
What is multilateral?
This type of organization has authority above individual nations, often in a regional context.
What is supranational?
A commitment to providing aid and promoting human welfare during crises.
What is humanitarianism?
A belief in cooperation between nations to solve global problems collectively.
What is internationalism?
A supranational organization of European countries focused on political and economic integration.
What is the European Union?
This organization promotes French language and culture across member states worldwide.
What is La Francophonie?
This term relates to interactions, policies, or issues involving other countries.
What is foreign?
A sense of pride and identity tied to one’s nation, often emphasizing independence.
What is nationalism?
These measures, often economic, are imposed to influence a nation’s behavior.
What are sanctions?
This international organization works to maintain peace, security, and human rights worldwide. It has 193 members.
What is the United Nations?
This trade agreement between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico aimed to reduce tariffs and foster economic integration.
What is NAFTA?
These individuals are deployed by international bodies to stabilize conflict zones and protect civilians.
Who are peacekeepers?
Peacekeeping must have this from all sides of a conflict in order to operate in the area.
What is Consent?
These independent groups focus on humanitarian, environmental, or social causes, often globally.
What are non-governmental organizations?
A form of Debt. Debt incurred by an illegitimate government and is not considered enforcable.
What is Odious Debt?
Aid that has "strings attached". It is given in a way that benefits the country that gave the aid.
What is Tied Aid?