Reading 16: Introduction to Geopolitics

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Book 1: Economics

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Geopolitics

interactions among nations, state actors, and nonstate actors

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State actors

national governments

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Nonstate actors

corporations, NGOs, individuals

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Geophysical Resource Endowment

the resources that a nation sits upon

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Soft Power

ability to influence other countries without using or threatening force

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Archetypes of Globalization

Hegemony

Autarky

Bilateralism

Multilateralism

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Hegemony

High globalization, low cooperation

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Autarky

Low globalization, low cooperation

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Bilateralism

Low globalization, high cooperation

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Multilateralism

High globalization, high cooperation

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Regionalism

a form of multilateralism where a country portrays these behaviors with a few countries but not the rest of the world

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What does the international monetary fund do?

Promotes international monetary expansion; expand international trade; establish a multilateral system of payments; make resources available to members with balance of payments issue

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World Bank

assists developing countries struggling financially

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What are the two organization the World Bank is comprised of?

The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD)

The International Development Association (IBA)

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Is the World Bank a bank?

no

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International Bank for Reconstruction and Development

reduce poverty in creditworthy poorer countries

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Inernational Development Association

Focuses on the world’s poorest countries

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Geopolitical Risk

the possibility of events that interrupt peaceful international relations

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What are the three risks of geopolitical risk?

Event Risk – events you know the timing of but not the outcome; elections

Exogenous Risk – unanticipated events; war

Thematic Risk – known factors that have effects over long periods of time; human migration, cyber risks

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Velocity of geopolitical risk

how quickly the geopolitical risk will present itself

risks that happen in the short term are considered high velocity

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Tools of Geopolitics

National Security Tools

Economic Tools

Financing Tools

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Signposts

data that can signal the likelihood of an event is increasing or decreasing

volatility increasing in the markets can signal geopolitical risk may be on the horizon