POLS 1500 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: International Monetary Fund, International Court, Starbucks
4 Nov 2016
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When states have disputes or arguments they take it to the international court of justice who then decide what happens. So if a member state does not follow the rules then the international court of justice can put sanctions (punishments) on that country. If the security says that one state is threatening the other then war can come to be but all five permanent members have to agree with the resolution. 193 case study > read thinking about why we need the un. Cannot send a refugee back to the country that they came from, unless they are from a safe country we have principles but they always have an exception. Starbucks in new delhi first starbucks which opened in india. Global diffusion of capitalism (trade and finance) Process in which international trade increases relative to domestic trade. Increased movement of goods, people, information, and money across borders- with decreased time and cost.
