Responses to world order

State Sovereignty

State Sovereignty

The concept that states have the right to make all laws within their territories.

United Nations

An international organization promoting human rights, peacekeeping, international law, and dialogue between states.

International Instruments

Treaties and customary law that govern relations between states.

International Courts and Tribunals

Bodies like the International Court of Justice and ad hoc tribunals that enforce international law.

International Criminal Court

A tribunal aiming to prosecute individuals for international crimes, governed by the Rome Statute.

Intergovernmental Organizations

Entities like the EU, NATO, and ASEAN that promote cooperation between states.

Non-Government Organizations (NGOs)

Independent groups advocating for humanitarian causes globally.

Domestic Law

Laws within a country, influenced by international treaties and agreements.

World Governance

Systems like the UN that aim to manage global affairs and conflicts.

Media's Role

The significant impact of media on public perception of world order issues.

Political Negotiation

Diplomatic discussions to resolve conflicts peacefully, though non-binding.

Persuasion

Using various methods to influence behavior, including sanctions and public exposure.

Use of Force

The belief that force should be a last resort in international relations, regulated by the UN Charter.