'International order' diaporamas de présentation

World War I

Goal 8. World War I. Rivalries created by Imperialism (need to make country great) Industrialization Nationalism (intense loyalty to your country) Military Buildup Treaties & Alliances. Factors Leading to WWI.

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Declaration of Independence

Declaration of Independence

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Nationalism

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Law 243 Current Legal Issues: The use of force in international law

Law 243 Current Legal Issues: The use of force in international law. Introduction and background - The nature and development of international law. Summary of this lecture. What is law? What is international law? Law and politics Domestic law v international law The role of force

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Prelude to World War II

Prelude to World War II.

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The Nation Faces a Cold War

Chapter 27, Section 1. The Nation Faces a Cold War. Cold War: a state of tension between nations without actual fighting Divided the world into opposing camps. Roots of the Conflict. United States and Britain deeply distrusted the Soviet Union Soviets distrusted the United States and Britain

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THE RISE OF THE NEW LEFT

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Justice in adaptation to climate change

Justice in adaptation to climate change. Neil Adger Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK n.adger@uea.ac.uk. Linking justice and environmental change.

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Neoliberal vs. Neorealist Debate

Neoliberal vs. Neorealist Debate. February 24, 2013. Ways of Understanding the Debate. Jervis: Considerable amount of agreement (including shared assumption that not all state interests conflict)

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De Autoritaire Vooruitgang van China: Een Deconstructie van OBOR

De Autoritaire Vooruitgang van China: Een Deconstructie van OBOR. Dr. Matthieu Burnay Lecturer in Global Law Queen Mary University of London Visiting Professor, Paris 1-Pantheon Sorbonne, Beijing Normal, and Jindal Global University Seminar at the KU Leuven Emeriti Forum 27 September 2018.

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World War II Erupts

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Understanding the Cold War through the Singing Revolution

Understanding the Cold War through the Singing Revolution. How does the experience of Estonia reflect the political evolution of the Cold War?. AIM. Bell Ringer. Read the following quote by President Truman at the start of the Cold War.

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The Contemporary Era, 1973 to the Present

The Contemporary Era, 1973 to the Present. The West CHAPTER 29. Economic Crisis and Its Consequences in the West. Stagflation - a combination of high inflation and high unemployment, fueled by high oil prices, deregulation of the world economy, and international competition

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International Relations Theory A New Introduction

International Relations Theory A New Introduction. Chapter 10 Conclusion and Perspectives. Introduction.

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American History Chapter 23-3

American History Chapter 23-3. The U.S. Enters the War. Should Americans Get Involved?. Did not join the League of Nations for fear of war. Pacifists : People who are against the use of military force. Most Americans believed we should defend ourselves.

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Celine Tan Birmingham Law School University of Birmingham

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Daughters of Divine Love Congregation

Daughters of Divine Love Congregation. History.

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Background

Background. International Criminal Court Established in 1998 Started operating on 1 July 2002 Ratified by 60 states 18 Judges Independent Organisation , not linked to UN In 2011, 108 states had ratified the Rome Statute. Location.

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