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17 Cards in this Set
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ipe liberalism
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adam smith, economic man, theory of comparative advantage (ricardo)
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ipe realism
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surpluses, money for army, relative gains/balance of power
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ipe marxism
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proletariat, bourgeoisie, dependency theory
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bretton woods order
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wto, imf, wb, embedded liberal comprimise
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wto
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lower tariffs, reciprocity, non discrimination, generalized system of preferences, first ito, gatt
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wb
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economic dvment in 3rd world, contributer states, prevents protectionism
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imf
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short term loans, structural adjustment policies, prevent currency devaluation, gold standard, nixon (1971), floating exchange rate
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embedded liberal compromise
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liberal policies must be implemented, liberal domestic and international policies are inversely proportional
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pro globalization
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Agricultural exports are very cheap, manufactured goods are more lucrative
Industrial economy has been decoupled from employment Can produce more stuff with fewer people Blue-collar is shrinking Need more skilled, educated workers o Capital movements (of money) have become more important than the trade of goods and services, decreased cost of communication and transportation, fewer political barriers, electronic herd (friedman) |
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anti globalizatoin
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us, jap, eu insular; product of us hegemony; only 10% of fdi to 100+poor coutnries, many ppl make less than dollar a day; washington consensus; free trade is crazy
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components of a state
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security (internal, external), revenue, infrastructure and public goods, social programs, education
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why do civil wars start
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factions, ethno-nationalist groups, ideology, religion
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how do civil wars end
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partition (kaufman), assimilition (forced or not), consociationalism, federal, confederal, commonwealth, bottom0up, economic dvmt
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has war changed (nukes)
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brody-yup; nye-theyre unusable; schelling-rate of destruction; ladder of escalation; waltz-war too costly (no security dilemma)
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how does terrorism work
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fear, give in to demands; terror; irrational
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why does pape thing suicide terrorist orgs are rational
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target democracies (sensitive to casualties, beholden to constitutions, rights); timing (campaigns); nationalist goals; stop after concessions; destructive; ideological anathema
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how has ip changed in the modern day?
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jervis--no more great power wars, huge pluralistic security community; russet--kantian tripod (free trade, deomocratic, int orgs), promote peace, inter-correlated, cyclical; slaughter--erosion of state sovereignty (both hierarchical and horizontal networks); caldore--"new wars", all or nothing (id conflicts); jackson and howe--demographics (china old); posen--emerging multipolarity; khagan--liberal democracies versus repressive autocracies
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