About States
This is a system with a lack of centralized authority.
San Francisco, 1945
When and where was the UN founded?
This international relations theory argues that cooperation is essential between states
What is liberalism?
Location of the first outbreak of COVID-19
What is Wuhan, China?
Where one country enjoys dominance of power and can effectively set the terms of international cooperation and enforce or elicit compliance
What is a unipolar system?
This is when states must provide for their own security.
What is a self-help system?
This UN body has 10 members who serve two year terms and 5 members who are permanent members.
What is the Security Council?
do cost benefit analysis of choices
On July 6, 2020, President Donald Trump announced that the United States of America will be withdrawing from this organization
What is the World Health Organization (WHO)?
Territory, resources, religion, ideology
What are causes of war?
A person or entity that has the ability to influence international relations.
What is an actor?
This person oversees the vision and operations of the entire UN system.
Who is the Secretary General of the UN?
Identity and norms are most important.
What is constructivism?
This is the plan for the creation, facilitation and distribution for a COVID-19 Vaccine
What is Operation Warp Speed?
This level of analysis focuses on international structure and process
What is the third level of analysis?
The ability to get a state to do something or stop doing something.
What is power?
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How many member states are in the UN?
International institutions promote transparency, trust, and reciprocity.
What is liberalism?
These two different approaches are being used in combating the spread of COVID-19
What are the global and state approaches?
This individual is viewed as responsible for World War II in the 1st level of analysis
Who is Adolf Hitler?
This treaty signed in 1648 established sovereignty as a key principle in international relations.
What is the Treaty of Westphalia?
This committee is one of the six principal organs of the General Assembly and focuses economic and social issues.
What is ECOSOC?
This “ism” receives criticism for not giving importance to moral principles
Supply chains, employment, trade
What are the economic impacts of COVID?
When looking at the causes for World War II on the domestic level, the rise of this ideology is viewed as one of the causes
What is the Treaty of Versailles?