Global governance — Liberal vs Realist

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What is the liberal view of the international community?

Liberals believe an international community exists, based on shared desires for human rights, peace, development and economic stability.

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Why do liberals support global governance institutions?

They are necessary to address global challenges, particularly when states are unable or unwilling to provide safety and prosperity for their citizens.

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What is the liberal view of the United Nations?

The UN has faults but is essential for addressing widespread global political challenges.

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Why do liberals fear a fractured international system dominated by the USA?

They fear excessive dominance by one state could undermine balanced global governance.

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What is the liberal view of international organisations?

They are meaningful tools for cooperation and can promote development, trade, economic stability, human rights and conflict resolution.

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What is the realist view of international organisations?

They are often instruments of powerful states and are used to advance those states' interests.

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Why do realists see international cooperation as fragile?

States cooperate only when doing so serves their own interests.

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Why do liberals believe international organisations have grown?

States desire a rule-based international system with fewer barriers between them.

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Why have states joined IGOs according to liberalism?

They recognise the benefits of cooperation at both international and regional levels.

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Why did NGOs grow extensively from the 1980s?

The growth of democracy increased people's political agency and encouraged belief in universal values.

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How did reduced trade barriers affect multinational companies?

They encouraged successful companies to expand globally.

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Why are rules and norms important to liberals?

They provide stability and encourage cooperation.

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Why does the impact of international organisations vary?

It depends on their purpose, size and how they interact with state and non-state actors.

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What has the WHO achieved according to the notes?

It eradicated smallpox and greatly reduced diseases such as polio through vaccination programmes.

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How did the WHO contribute during COVID-19?

It worked with NGOs and other non-state actors to coordinate a global response.

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How has the EU demonstrated the impact of international organisations?

It has mandated consumer product safety laws across EU member states.

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How has the UN promoted gender equality?

It has promoted gender equality and encouraged legal changes supporting access to education.

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What limitation is demonstrated by global gender equality?

Although international organisations can influence laws, this does not necessarily mean states will fully enforce them.

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