Global order is defined as “those routinized arrangements through which world politics gets from one moment in time to the next” (p. 5). Those routinized, or patterned, arrangements consist of the indeliberate and the deliberate efforts of individuals. Rosenau (1992) uses the nongovernmental organization Amnesty International to illustrate these efforts. An Amnesty International researcher working on a specific torture case is not intentionally contributing to global order. However, their work is a minute-piece of a much larger sphere, and therefore they are indeliberately contributing to global order. Amnesty International also contributes deliberately to global order, by issuing periodicals on human rights abuses, and by assigning cases to various workers
Global order is defined as “those routinized arrangements through which world politics gets from one moment in time to the next” (p. 5). Those routinized, or patterned, arrangements consist of the indeliberate and the deliberate efforts of individuals. Rosenau (1992) uses the nongovernmental organization Amnesty International to illustrate these efforts. An Amnesty International researcher working on a specific torture case is not intentionally contributing to global order. However, their work is a minute-piece of a much larger sphere, and therefore they are indeliberately contributing to global order. Amnesty International also contributes deliberately to global order, by issuing periodicals on human rights abuses, and by assigning cases to various workers