This is the term used by Thomas Freidman to describe current stage of globalization
What is globalization 3.0 ?
100
Treaties, customs, general principles, legal scholars
What are the sources of international law?
100
According to this principle, no other state can interfere in another state's internal affairs
What is sovereignty?
200
This is the responsibility of the SC
What is maintaining international peace and security?
200
Samuel Huntington, Fareed Zakaria identify this actor as a rising threat to western democracies
What is NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)?
200
This is Samuel Huntington's theory regarding the dividing effects of Globalization
What is the Clash of Civilizations Theory?
200
Practice and intent form this kind of international law
What is customary international law?
200
Unconventional use of force whereby civilians are targeted by NSAs
What is terrorism?
300
A state (or states) may do this only when an attack occurs (self defense) or under chapter VII of UN charter - when SC declares a threat to international peace and security (PKO)
What is the use of force?
300
This modern tool can be used BY governments and AGAINST them by NSAs
What is IT?
300
This type of globalization most threatens state sovereignty
What is Political Globalization?
300
SC resolutions (sanctions), negotiation, reciprocity, mediation, adjudication, etc.
What are enforcement mechanism of international law?
300
According to this principle, states will have a responsibility to intervene in other states domestic affairs in cases of humanitarian crisis and gross violation of human rights
What is R2P?
400
This is why UNSC reform is very difficult
What is P5 have to agree to change which will reduce their power ?
400
This actor was established after WWII to offset the communist security threat to Europe
What is global Islamist terrorists? (such as AQ)
400
Economic relations that are based on a zero sum game in which the goal of the economic activity is to maximize state national interests
What is Mercantilism?
400
This principle is the basis for state compliance with international law
What is consent (state consent)?
400
When costs are shared but benefits are rewarded to the individual
What is the Collective Goods Problem?
500
This overarching principle in international relations explains why UNSC is needed
What is the collectives good problem? (states acting in their own self-interest at the expense of others in the international system). Example: Rwanda
500
These actors are NOT mentioned in the UN charter but are used regularly by the SC to maintain or restore peace
What are PKOs (Blue Helmets)?
What are the Three kinds of PKOs that Snow identified?
500
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!!
This scholar and his theory relate globalization to the democratic stability theory
Who is Francis Fukuyama and the End of History theory?
500
The ICTR and the ICTY
What are ad-hoc human rights courts prosecuting gross violations of human rights?
500
When there is a state of anarchy and actors do not know if they are facing an offensive or defensive actor they become offensive themselves