State and Globalisation

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What is a state

A unit of political authority that is classed as an actor in the international system. It has absolute power over it’s territory and population, and has the same amount of sovereignty with other states in the international system

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What is a nation?

A group of people who share common ties of culture, language or history. There can be many different nations within a state

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What is sovereign equality?

The principle that all states are equal and should be treated as equals in the international community

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What was the united Nations formed?

1945

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How many members did the UN originally have?

51

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How many members in UN 2024?

193

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How did many nations gain independence?

from colonial powers such as Nigeria from the British Empire

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How else have nations become independent?

from breaking away from multi-national states

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What are the 4 principles that determines a territory as a state?

PERMANENT POPULATION

DEFINED TERITORY

EFFECTIVE GOVERNMENT

DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS

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What are these principles based off?

Montevideo Convention of 1933

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What is permanent population?

a stable population located in a particular area

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What is a defined territory?

A state must have a clear territory that it controls within a clearly defined boarder

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What is an effective Government?

A state needs a functioning Government that can effectively govern the territory it controls

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What is diplomatic relations?

A state will be able to carry out diplomatic relations with other states by having foreign embassies and diplomats to represent its interests

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What is an example of a territory that is not a state and why?

Gibraltar because it does not have diplomatic relations

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What is not from the Montevideo convention but still an important factor?

Recognition because states cannot carry out diplomatic relations without state recognition

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What is an example of an aspiring state that is recognised by UN members but not yet a whole international community?

Kosovo

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What can change over time?

recognition

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What was the last country to become a state?

South Sudan became independent was Sudan in 2011 following a referendum and now is part of the UN

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What is a fairly modern idea?

The nation state

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What is a nation state?

state where the population shares a common culture, history and language

The people usually belong to the same ethnic group

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What is an example of a nation state and their % of ethnicity

Japan has a population of 123 million and has a 98% Japanese ethnicity

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What is another example of a nation state?

Tunisia has a population of around 12 million with 98% Arabs