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    The international climate change negotiation was very fun to participate in. I was the Senior Climate Negotiator for the European Union.The preparation part was a little difficult, but got a little easier when we started to read through the packets. We understood what we wanted to negotiate with other developed countries, and how much to provide to the developing countries. The one thing I really liked about the participation part was that in the financing technology transfer for developing…

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    International Adoption Several years ago in a small town in Cambodia, a young woman by the name of Beatriz falls to her knees as the tears begin to pour down onto the dirt-covered floor of her home. She is only a girl and knows that she will not be able to take care of another human being especially in this unsafe town. Beatriz and many of the other residents in her village are simply deprived of the necessities that one would use to raise a child; clean water, plenty of food and medicine.…

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    Classic Liberalism

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    Immanuel Kant, assumes that the international system is anarchic but also believes that peace is possible for peace through cooperation. Liberals believe that the international law "is a way of structuring "patterns of individual and group interaction in transnational society, patterns which, in turn, create interests that make up and constrain state action," (Burly, 1993-230). Liberals also stress the importance of liberal values, such as democracy, within the international system. In light of…

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    4. Should actors other than states have full sovereignty? Why? Sovereignty of the state is a property of the state independently of the power of other states to exercise their functions on its territory and abroad, in international communication. The sovereignty of the state is manifested in the supremacy of state power, in its unity and independence. In the literal sense, the word "sovereignty", derived from the Latin word supraneitas (from supra - above), means that property of power, by…

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    the promotion of scientific development, harmonious development and peaceful development, but also conducive to promoting the transformation of the international system, the construction of a harmonious world and the progress of human civilization. One At present, the economic globalization has been far beyond the economic field, is on the international political, security, social and cultural fields, such as the growing impact of a wide range of. The…

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    attract 45% of the world 's international students. (Ward 2009) Being away from home, it is obviously a challenge for international students to study in a country outside of their home country because they might experience ‘cultural shock’ as every country has their own living styles. It could be challenging to get over those differences within a short time. Besides, language barriers can also create difficulties during their education. (Zhou 2008) Some international students experience fear…

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    The fundamental objective of international law, to regulate the relations between sovereign states, has become a standard to evaluating the effectiveness of different approaches to international law. Various philosophical disciplines have interpreted the importance and usefulness of international law in order to establish a better understanding of how international law is to be executed. This paper will take a thorough look at how two different philosophers have explained the concepts and…

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    right to self-defense and the right to equality in international law. In short, the "autonomous self-determination," the highest authority. The concept of sovereignty to enter the field of international law, is derived from Hugo Grotius which a book called< the Law of War and Peace>, he stands in a legal perspective elaborated and demonstrated the principle of sovereignty between countries.(Chun.S,2005,p.5) As the cornerstone of the international law, the principle of state sovereignty…

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    Humanitarian Law History

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    HISTORY OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW Generally, International Humanitarian Law is considered as a set of rules which governs the conduct of humanitarian in armed conflicts. It provides the protection to person who are not or no longer participating in the hostilities besides it controls the usage of weapons and methods of warfare. According to Mr. Jean in his work, “Humanitarian law is a branch of public international law which owes its inspiration to a feeling for humanity and which is…

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    CHAPTER I 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 ORGANIZATIONAL BACKGROUND PT Astra International is the biggest independent manufacturing company in south Asia. This company was established in 1957, the company is located in Jakarta, Indonesia before 1990’s, and this company name was PT Astra International Incorporated. There are several types of businesses that were developed by PT Astra International. They developed their businesses all over the world and they are engaged in many types of product and services,…

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