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22 Cards in this Set
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Centripetal forces
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forces that bind the state together
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Centrifugal forces
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the forces that split the state apart
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Nationalism
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instilled feeling of allegiance
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Unifying Institutions
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set of institutions also instilling nationalism
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Organization/Administration
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public confidence in the effective organization and administration of the state is important.
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Transportation and Communication
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means of movement are centripetal forces if well developed
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Subnationalism
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disruptive influence if each group feels that its right to self-determination has not been recognized
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Regionalism
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desirable if autonomy is wanted or even secession
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UNCLOS
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United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. Delineated states’ rights to the resources of the oceans. Established 4 zones.
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Territorial Sea
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full sovereignty (innocent passage)
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Contiguous sea
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enforce customs and immigration (hot pursuit)
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Exclusive economic zone
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manage natural resources
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High Seas
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open to all states
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World Trade Organization
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enforced global trade policies associated with the GATT
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GATT
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General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. Designed to cut tariffs and other barriers to trade.
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Free-trade Association
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free trade among members, no restrictions with nonmembers
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Customs Union
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free trade among members, plus common barriers to trade with nonmembers
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Common Market
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customs union requirements plus free factor movement among members.
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Economic Union
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common market requirements plus coordination of economic policy
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Warsaw Pact/NATO
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established for mutual defense of the member states. W not in effect anymore, NATO is.
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Gerrymandering
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the practice of drawing political boundaries to unfairly favor one political party over another
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Political Fragmentation
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in certain states there are many districts that have jurisdiction over some services
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