Ms. Ramos.  Relationships btwn world govts  Connected w/other actors, social structure, geographical & historical influences  Trend: globalization.

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Ms. Ramos

 Relationships btwn world govts  Connected w/other actors, social structure, geographical & historical influences  Trend: globalization  9-11  Recession Ms. Ramos

 How can countries serve their collective interests when doing so requires member to forgo their interest? Ms. Ramos

 How to provide something that benefits all members of a group regardless of what each member contributes to it? Ms. Ramos

 Dominance  Reciprocity  Identity Ms. Ramos

 Solves CG prob by est a pwr hierarchy in which those at top control those below Ms. Ramos

 Solves CG by rewarding behavior that contributes to the group & punishing behavior that pursues self-interest at the expense of a group Ms. Ramos

 Id of participants as members of a community- members of an identity community care about the interests of others in the community enough to sacrifice their own interests to benefit others Ms. Ramos

 Nuclear proliferation:  Dominance  Reciprocity  Identity Ms. Ramos

 Territory  Government  Population  sovereignty Ms. Ramos

 Set of relationships among states  Modern  Before: city-states, empires  Idea nations have own states: nation states  Some political units not recognized: Taiwan Ms. Ramos

 Operate across international borders Ms. Ramos

 Orgs whose members are national govt  OPEC  WTO  NATO Ms. Ramos

 Companies in many countries Ms. Ramos

 Private organizations Ms. Ramos

 Exist in one country but either influence the country’s foreign policy or operates internationally or both Ms. Ramos

Abb TypeWho?Example IGO Intergov Org Members are gov NGO MNC Ms. Ramos

Abb TypeWho?Example IGO Intergov Org Members are gov UN, NATO, Arab League NGO MNC Ms. Ramos

Abb TypeWho?Example IGO Intergov Org Members are gov UN, NATO, Arab League NGO Nongov Org Indiv & Groups are members MNC Ms. Ramos

Abb TypeWho?Example IGO Intergov Org Members are gov UN, NATO, Arab League NGO Nongov Org Indiv & Groups are members Amnesty Intl, LIONS Club, Red Cross MNC Ms. Ramos

Abb TypeWho?Example IGO Intergov Org Members are gov UN, NATO, Arab League NGO Nongov Org Indiv & Groups are members Amnesty Intl, LIONS Club, Red Cross MNC Multinatio nal Corp Co in many nations Ms. Ramos

Abb TypeWho?Example IGO Intergov Org Members are gov UN, NATO, Arab League NGO Nongov Org Indiv & Groups are members Amnesty Intl, LIONS Club, Red Cross MNC Multinatio nal Corp Co in many nations Exxon Mobile, Toyota, Wal-Mart Ms. Ramos

Abb TypeWho?Example IGO Intergov Org Members are gov UN, NATO, Arab League NGO Nongov Org Indiv & Groups are members Amnesty Intl, LIONS Club, Red Cross MNC Multinatio nal Corp Co in many nations Exxon Mobile, Toyota, Wal-Mart Others/ Substate Indiv, cities, constituencies Ms. Ramos

Abb TypeWho?Example IGO Intergov Org Members are gov UN, NATO, Arab League NGO Nongov Org Indiv & Groups are members Amnesty Intl, LIONS Club, Red Cross MNC Multinatio nal Corp Co in many nations Exxon Mobile, Toyota, Wal-Mart Others/ Substate Indiv, cities, constituencies Bono, al Qaeda Ms. Ramos

Global Interstate Domestic Individual Ms. Ramos

 Great leaders  Crazy leaders  Decision making in crisis  Psych of perception & decision  Learning  Assassinations/ accidents in hist  Citizen participation Ms. Ramos

 Nationalism  Ethnic conflict  Type of gov  Democracy  Dictatorship  Pol parties & elections  Public opinion  Gender  Econ sectors  Military- industrial complex  F.P. bureaucracies Ms. Ramos

 Pwr  Balance of pwr  Alliances  Wars  Treaties  Trade agreements  IGO  Diplomacy  Summit mtgs  Bargaining  Reciprocity Ms. Ramos

 N-S gap  World regions  Euro imperialism  UN  Religious fundamentalism  Terrorism  World environ  Tech change  Info rev  Global telecomm  World sci & business communities Ms. Ramos