International Organisations as Problem Solvers

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A set of vocabulary flashcards covering key terms and concepts related to international organisations and their roles in addressing global problems.

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International Organisation (IO)

A permanent organisation designed to perform continuous tasks for a common purpose with three or more states represented.

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Multilateralism

The practice of multiple countries working together on a given issue.

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Emanation

A process in which international organisations are established by pre-existing international organisations.

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Permanent Court of Arbitration

An institution established by the 1899 Hague Conference to resolve disputes peacefully.

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Public International Union (PIU)

Non-political organisations that emerged in the 19th century, aimed at facilitating technical cooperation among states.

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Sovereign State

A political entity represented by a centralized government that has authority over a geographical area.

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Collective Security

An arrangement where states agree to take collective action to prevent or respond to aggression against any member.

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Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB)

A multilateral development bank established to support infrastructure development and regional connectivity in Asia.

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The Hague System

A series of international peace conferences aimed at reforming international rules and facilitating peaceful dispute resolution.

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The Concert of Europe

A diplomatic system established by the Great Powers of Europe to maintain an agreed-upon international order following the Napoleonic Wars.