1. International cooperation International organizations International regimes International norms

2. International regimes-Krasner Sets of explicit/implicit principles/norms/rules and decisionmaking procedures around which actors’ expectations converge Regimes-constitute an important aspect of an interdependent world

3. International regimes GATT-free trade regime Nuclear nonproliferation-nuclear expansion regime Law of the sea-sea resources utilization regime Biological/chemical weapons regimes

4. International norms Collective expectations of proper behavior for actors within a given identity Regulate behavior Constitute actor identity Prescription-inform the actor within a given identity what to do\what not to do Parameter-indicate the situation under which the norm prescription applies

5. Functions of norms Delineate boundaries Serve as signposts to policy makers of certain actions Routinize relations Tripwire function-when a widely accepted norm is violated, attention will be focused on collective action

6. Multilateralism-Ruggie Organizing principle of international life Indivisibility Nondiscrimination Diffuse reciprocity