PSCI 2601 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Robert Gilpin, Kony 2012, Seeking Refuge

• School: Carleton University
• Department: Political Science
• Course: PSCI 2601
• Professor: Mark Pearcey

Document Summary

Evolution and expansion of international society (historical origins: traditional account evolution and expansion of the state system out of, critical account role of identity, civilization, (cid:498)constructing(cid:499) contemporary. Liberalism: end of cold war, 14 points (woodrow wilson, free trade, democracy. Realism: leviathan: human nature is violent, sacrifice freedom to some degree to get order. Marxism: cold war, gpe, gramscianism, wallerstein. Neo-neo synthesis: dynamics of the structure of the international system and how that. Constructivism and post-structuralism structures the conditions of the state, behaviouralism (behaviour of states: social power we socially construct our environment, through discourses (identities), power, and economy (ex sanitorium, picoult) Used by a number of different scholars to refer to different things. Global capitalism (cid:498)globalization is the integration of the world economy(cid:499) (cid:498)de-territorialisation the growth of supraterritorial relations between people(cid:499) of power between lords, priests, kings, etc. We"re moving to something like this ngos have authority, states have authority, etc. ) (cid:498)time-space compression(cid:499: territorial-politico focus, ex.