poli definitons
Liberal internationalism
Democratic values
Free trade markets
Multilateral corporations
Categorical Imperative-a universal ethical principle that states that one should always respect humanity in others
Universalizability- an action in permissible if it can be applied to all people without contradiction
Humanity- humans are ends in themselves, and should never be treated as a means to an end
Autonomy- Rational agents are bound to the moral laws by their own will
Good will- the only thing that is good in itself, and is good when it acts from duty
Multilateralism-working together to solve common problems
Liberal internationalism- perspective that seeks to transform international relations to emphasize peace, freedom, etc.
Enlightenment-secularism, progress, science, reason, knowledge and freedom
Democratic peace thesis- liberal politics exhibit restraint in their relations with other liberal politics
Free trade
Collective security
Integration
Functionalism
Protestant reformation
Thirty years war
Peace of westphalia
Sovereign equality
Society of states
Balance of power
National self determination
Concerts of europe
Congress of vienna
Trench warfare
Treaty of versallies
Leauge of nations
Liberal democracy
Appeasement
Hegemony
Cold war
Biipolar political order
Capitalism
Truman doctrine
Containment
Marshall plan
Nato
Warsaw pact
Arms race
Detente
Ostpolitik
Hyperpower
Terrorism
Oligarchs
hardpower/ soft power
Pluralism
Theocracy
Colonialism
Realism
Statism
Survival
Selfhelp
Liberalism
Marxism
Doctrine of liberty
The evolution of global Politics
Goals of Nation state
All nation states have goals that may be unstated but are essential for survival and influence
Maintain and protect the states sovereignty
Protect autonomy, which allows for independence and flexibility
Maintain existing levels of power and influence and work to increase both
Secure representation in global and regional institutions and gain a voice in global policy formation