post-cold war world: collective security, intervention, self-determination

Democratization

________ or pluralization of the global market resulting from networks.

John Snow

________ mapped it and highly correlated with water wells.

Interdependence

________: provide some goods from other states that states do not have.

Samuel Doe

________ came into power and murdered the entire cabinet of people to claim the country.

Minimum deterrence

________: creating enough bombs to have what you need to protect your own borders- China is an example of this.

Functionalism

________: increase in power of internatinal action- economy gets more complex and UN will increase in its presence to help in shortage in water and shortage in oil.

Afghanistan

War on terror: In war 20 years and only months after ________ fell back.

Regionalism

________: border state boundries that might become less important.

Chlorine

________ and Bromine eat up ozone layer.

Vulnerability

________: dependent to the point where a state can not leave the relationship.

Zero sum

________: finite and doesnt expand, one persons gain is another person loss.

world bank

The ________: lends money to the poorest countries with some conditions.

Ecologism

________: Challenges to natural world (climate change, popution, natural recourses): scasity in water, pollution, recourses.

Pluralization

________ is that people with different values get along.

International community

________- the rich should help countries that cant affort it and help raise the standard of living for everyone- social contract.

Realism

________: much more zero- sum: Isreal controls a lot of the oil and can change it how they want.

Endemic

________: a disease exists but it doesnt kill everyone- flu.

India

________ has no first use policy: ________ has weapons but they will not use them unless it is to protect themselves.

Benefits of globalization

________: shared technology to bigger and cooler things for everyone.

Globalization

________ does not inherently lead to peace.

Mikhail Gorbachev

________ is known as new thinking: head of government.

Austerity

________: control of Greece so the euro was not affected which would affect everyone.

Firestone

________ was an important base for the rebels.

Labor

________: difference in ________ standard when work can be done somewhere else for cheaper where people are treated poorly in sweatshops.

Isreal

________: you dont know how many we have or how intense they are so be careful.

Mikhail Gorbachev is known as new thinking

head of government

responsibility of a superpower

unclear how it is supposed to operate as the only superpower

rise of neoliberalism

(value of the individual, each individual has a stay, capitalism is regular liberalism) neoliberalism is a free market is the most effective way to distribute goods and services

beef

lawsuits on how places can get their meat globalization

interdependence

provide some goods from other states that states do not have and they depend on each other

pathway dependency

hard to change course after getting something cheaper

benefits of globalization

shared technology to bigger and cooler things for everyone

labor

difference in labor standard when work can be done somewhere else for cheaper where people are treated poorly in sweatshops

not universal globilization

not everywhere in the world can experience globalization of economic benefits

not equitable

not everyone benefits equally from globilization

first globalization was environmental

pandemic disease or Columbian Exchange and today is climate change

military globalization

world wars

social globalization

migration, the spread of cultures

Taliban and anti-western extremist

push back on western culture

EU

European countries very dependent on each other

Ecological

lines where borders are that are ecological intertwine such as climate change

zero-sum

finite and doesnt expand, one persons gain is another person loss

vulnerability

dependent to the point where a state cannot leave the relationship

Asymmetry

large disparity between the two

The world bank

lends money to the poorest countries with some conditions

huge protests against WTO

can benefit large corporations at the expense of labor, POC, and the environment

Charles Taylor

evil, American educated

Ancient silk road

materials and goods across the countries to Europe

Belt road strongly accused of corruption

debt traps

Economic

do what we want and we trade, dont do what we want we will not trade

Opium trade

get people addicted to opium and then take it away and then started wars and China had to pay for this

Vietnam

US got in and couldnt get out and couldnt save face

Green washing

companies lying about what they are doing for the climate by saying they are doing something for envionrment but they arent

consequences feel far away from us

years from us

We wont experience positive effects

people generations after will

feed back loops

carbon isnt linear its a process

free rider

dont participate in helping out but get the benifits of it

Washington Naval Conference

agreement of what is permissible in naval war

Geneva Gas Protocol

use of poisonous gas is not okay and violates just war

dirty bombs

force two things together to cause a split

mutually assured destruction

US has tons of nuclear weapons and so does Russia

1968 non proliferation treaty

not share nuclear information with other countries

1972 Salt 1

only have enough to destroy each other a little bit i think IDK

2019 new start

methods to keep track of weapons and inspect weapons

Syria

US did use chemical weapons

Biological weapons

disease

Huge facility to build the bomb

might be underground

Disease can lead to poverty

diseases are expensive

Flu Pandemic 1918

hit troops in Europe hard and they brought it back

paralyzed or dead

young children get it much easier - cholera

Neglected tropical diseases or NDTs

affect non US citizens

EU

how should countries treat immigrants

World Federalism

world will look exactly like it does now

Regionalism

border state boundries that might become less important

Cyberfeudalism

more and more people connected online people will form communites or nations that have no relation to state boundries and decreases power of states

weapons proliferation

increased