Overview of IR/ IR Frameworks
The primary actor in realism
States
The threat/limited use of force describes this concept
Coercion
A set of rules binding international actors
International Law
Where the first prosecution for crimes against humanity occurred
Nuremberg
Effect on cities that increasingly pump out groundwater
Sinking
List two types of non-state actors
IGOs, NGOs, terrorist orgs, corporations (private), civil society groups, individuals, peoples, etc.
people power
The two types of ILaw/ how it is created
1. Treaties 2. Customs
The most wired country in the world
Estonia
Who/What coordinates and overlooks departments of government
President/ Executive Branch
The 3 types of polar structures in international system
Uni, Bi, and Multipolar
The question "How can political systems ensure that victors do not turn the leverage of incumbency into permanent advantage" describes this:
Loser's Dilemma
In the mid 20th century, this created the common standard for human rights
1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Name of the 1998 Russian Cyber Hack on US software
Moonlight Maze
Where groundwater comes from
Precipitation
The framework that assumes the international system is a social structure
Constructivism
Competitive elections and universal suffrage describes this type of democratic/autocratic system
Electoral Democracy
A requirement for customary laws to be legitimate, which rests on the belief that the practice is legally obligatory
opinio juris
The 4 Top States to Look out for in Intelligence Brief
China, Russia, North Korea, Iran
Where the NSC is located
Eisenhower Building
The Bretton Woods Conference illustrates this theoretical framework
Neoliberal institutionalism
List the 4 C's necessary for Coercion to succeed
1. Capability 2. Credibility 3. Communication 4. Calculation
List 3 ways in which ILaw is enforced
UN Sec Council, International Tribunals, Reciprocal Enforcement, Domestic Enforcement, Unilateral Actions in the Field
The 3 Factors of Punishment in International Criminal Law
1. Severity of Punishment 2. Speed 3. Certainty
2 out of the 4 "Influences from the Hill" from the Interagency Process Lecture
Individual members w/ policy interests, Committees germane to an issue, Issue relevant to a member's state/district, Staffers