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9 Cards in this Set
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Francis Fukuyama
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argues for NGOs and for a diversity of institutions to rule the world; pluralist
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Anne-Marie Slaughter
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calls for a world government network made up of NGOs and a pluralizing intergovernmental institution; more of a pluralist than Fukuyama
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Stephen Krasner
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says sovereignty was compromised by transnational relations
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Pervez Musharraf
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says madrassas (Muslim schools) supported by transnational fundamentalist groups the largest NGO in the world
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Rachael Carson (Silent Spring) and Jacques Cousteau’s (The Living Sea)
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they initiated several environmental movements which spawned environmental NGOs
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Peter Benenson
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founder of Amnesty International (AI); example of Law and Human Rights NGO which doesn’t take money from governments
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Kofi Annan
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UN secretary general; social constructivist
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Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali
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UN high commissioner appointed to support the initiation of new countries entering into the UN
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Margaret Karns and Karen Mingst
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they suggest that delegations feared the NGOs might eventually weaken or eliminate the monopoly states in global decision making
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