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Mind Map by Idalia Flores, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Idalia Flores
over 9 years ago
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Intergovernmental
Organizations
- International
norms =
international
relations.
- Especially in time of
change the
institutions play a
key role.
- concrete, tangible structures with specific
functions and missions.
- they promote the
national interests of
their member
states-not because of
vague ideals.
- Examples: European Union,
Association of South East Asian
Nations (ASEAN), Southern Cone
Common Market (MERCOSUR), the
African Union
- the key members of
IGOs are states, NGOs,
businesses, or
individuals can have
important advisory and
consulting roles in IGOs.
- NGO´S
- global
political
purposes
- for example: Amnesty
International for human rights
and Planned Parenthood for
reproductive rights and family
planning. Still others have
cultural purposes- for example,
the International Olympic
Committee and religous
- for example: Amnesty
International for human rights
and Planned Parenthood for
reproductive rights and family
planning. Still others have
cultural purposes- for example,
the International Olympic
Committee and religous
- global
political
purposes
- <THE UNITED NATIONS>
- Its members are sovereign states
that have not empowered the UN
to enforce its will within states´
territories except with the consent
of those states´ governments.
- porpouse: is to provide a
global institutional structure
through which states can
sometimes settle conflicts
with less reliance on the use
of force.
- porpouse: is to provide a
global institutional structure
through which states can
sometimes settle conflicts
with less reliance on the use
of force.
- Is based on the principles that states are equal under
international law; that states have full
sovereignty,independence and territorial integrity;
carry out their international obligations- such as
respecting diplomatic privileges, refraining from
committing aggression, and observing the terms of
treaties they sign.
- States get several benefits from
the UN: Foremost among these
is the international stability that
the UN tries to safeguard; this
allows states to realize gains
from trade and other forms of
exchange.
- it is a
mechanism
for conflict
resolution in
international
security
affairs.
- it is a
mechanism
for conflict
resolution in
international
security
affairs.
- States get several benefits from
the UN: Foremost among these
is the international stability that
the UN tries to safeguard; this
allows states to realize gains
from trade and other forms of
exchange.
- Promotes and
coordinates
development assistance
and other programs of
economic and social
development in the
global South.
- Is a coordinating system for
information and planning by
hundreds of internal and
external agencies and programs,
and for the publication of
international data
- Its members are sovereign states
that have not empowered the UN
to enforce its will within states´
territories except with the consent
of those states´ governments.
- IO´S
- IGO´S
- Are global in scope,
others are regional or just
bilateral
- Are global in scope,
others are regional or just
bilateral
- ING´S
- IGO´S
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