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Realists and Liberalist are often times conflicting on how they think about different issues and the way they go about constructing their own nations. But, institutionalism bridges a gap between the both of them. Institutionalism functions as a neutral territory that aims to diffuse potentially competing and conflicting issues. Realism, being the oldest International Relations theory gives a pessimistic view of human nature. Realists believe that. Some of the known Realists who shaped the ideals…

victors drafted the United Nations Charter to their primary favor by granting the permanent chairs and power of veto to themselves. Therefore, to more accurately reflect the conditions of the current world of the transcendence of state and international…

international activities and how they impact local groups. I do agree that the United Nations should grant an exemption to the International Whaling Ban for the Norwegian and Japanese people. I believe that this is in the spirit of the United Nations charter to not negatively impact the culture of any group of people. Also, if the argument from the Norwegian and Japanese governments is correct, and they species of whales they hunt are not endangered and are not likely to become so do to this…

conduct has often been alibied by a horizontal system of law which is unable to enforce consent to cooperate with treaties and charters. Unlike domestic law, which embodies an enforceable judiciary, legislature and executive, International law has no agency or organisation capable of mandatorily sentencing States for unlawful conduct. What it does have is the United Nations Charter – a set of rules and provisions with the primary intention to “regulate the relations” between independent…

anachronistic and superfluous, and it only serves the P5’s vital interest. Second, I will argue that otherwise, its use must at least obey a normative code consensually agreed by the international community. Even though it originated from the United Nations Charter, The veto power is certainly an undemocratic practice. This claim can be easily proven by simply analyzing this abusive right through the prism of democracy concepts. In fact, the prevalent political literature states that for a…

The United Nations is an international organization founded in 1945, where it takes on issues confronting humanity, such as climate change, peace and security, disarmament, terrorism, conflicts and more. However, the effectiveness of these interventions by the UN is still in question. Intervention is the interference of one state in the affairs of another, while effective is how adequate UN is in accomplishing their purpose. On the other hand, conflict is a disagreement through which the parties…

previously mentioned hypothetical North Korean missile situation clearly falls under the scope of a country’s right to self-defense. To understand Japan’s interpretation of its obligation to accept its right to collective self-defense under the charter, two the Treaty of Peace with Japan and the Declaration of the Japanese Government on its UN Membership requires analysis. The Treaty of Peace with Japan signed on September 8, 1951 in San Francisco reads, in part, as follows: Preamble: Whereas…

Since its foundation in 1945, the United Nations (UN) has served as the centre of international diplomacy in the hope of ensuring world peace, protecting human rights, and providing humanitarian aid. Australia, being a key ally during World War II, was among the establishing nations and has played an active role in promoting UN interests. While the goals of the UN are noble from a moral perspective, the existence of a global authority has significant implications on national sovereignty, the…

Word Count: 2,117 Globalization is the process of increasing the interconnectedness of the world, creating an ever-shrinking global community. Innovative technologies allow people to communicate and materials to be transported at never-before-seen speeds, with ever-decreasing costs. Hence, globalization naturally limits state 's power; it reduces state revenues, while consolidating political power in international institutions. Such institutions stand as more capable and comprehensive political…

Question: Does globalization diminish the role of the modern-nation state in favour of international institutions? Word Count: 1,855 Globalization may be conceived as the increasing interconnectedness of the world, creating an ever shrinking global community. Innovative technologies allow people to communicate and materials to be transported at never-before-seen speeds, with ever-decreasing costs. Hence, globalization should naturally limit state 's power; it reduces state revenues, while…