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What are IGOs?
Organizations with members who are from state governments
Two important periods for IGOs
After WWII --> Bipolar world controlled by US and USSR.

After Cold War --> Period of transformation, open society (more guidance needed), economy (increased regulation needed) and technology (more actors).
Problems with the UN
Bureaucratic, does not properly represent certain states.
Problems with the IMF
Western-run, no accountability, non-transparent
Problems with the WTO
Western-biased, no accountability.
Criticisms of EU
Nationalistic Europ. Nations- why should they join? = illegitimate.
Provide examples of 'Good', 'Bad' and 'Moral' ideas.
Good - State Views
Evil - Corporation/Business Views
Moral - NGOs
What is transparency and why is it important for NGOs?
- Bringing ideas into spotlight and giving them some attention
How does globalization facilitate NGOs?
- Information gets around
- Networking--> meet people
- A large number of people see message
Problems for NGOs
- Coordination
- Transparency
- Perceptions
Globalization Aiding NGOs, how?
Open Society - Spreading of democracy
Open Technology- Ease of computer usage
Open Economy- Widespread donations/volunteers.
What are MNCs?
Businesses and enterprises who manage their commercial ventures outside of their country of origin.
Of the world's largest 150 economic entities, how many are MNCs?
95
Objectives of MNCs
- New markets, new customers
- Cheap Natural resources
- Cheap production and labour
- Foreign direct investment
Good stuff about MNC
- Transfers money/knowledge to developing world
-Created education and training
- Integrates local econ. into world econ. = further investment
MNC's- the baaaaaad
- Don't share knowledge to prevent competition
- Race to the bottom- how low can a corp. go?
- Drives out local business
- Influences gov. to make questionable decisions.
MCNs and Globalization
Open Economy- Free market systems
Open Technology- Dual Use
Open Society- Does it help or hinder societies?
IPE- How do you get what you need from other countries? 2 ways.
-Through Trade
-Conquer and Take
What is GNI?
Value of goods and services
+
income from other countries
-
payments to other countries
=
GNI
Type of connections of interdependence.
-Communication
-Trade and Economy
-Culture
Problems created by interdependence
-Monetary Issues
-Trade Issues
-Global Production Systems
Two schools of thought on Development
-Domestic
-Systemic
Three Consequences of Imperialism?
- Economic
- Cultural
- Ideological
Who introduced self-determination?
Woodrow Wilson
Good Stuff about Nationalism
- Create a bond that unites citizens.
- A sense of uniqueness
- A mean of collective purpose and self-respect
Why is self-determination bad?
- Because it can create violence within and amongst states.
- Represents the disintegration of the pre-existing order.
- Free will of the people- who decides?