INTA 1110 Study Guide - Final Guide: Mercantilism, Bourgeoisie, Nationstates
10 Dec 2012
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Chapter 5: the international society approach is a middle way in classical ir scholarship; it occupies a place between classical realism and classical liberalism and builds that place into a separate and distinctive ir approach. Rationalism emphasizes humanitarianism, human rights and human justice: the main point of international society is the promotion and preservation of international order. The responsibility for sustaining order between states belongs to the great powers: international society also involves concerns about justice. Commutative justice is the principal form of international justice. However, issues of distributive justice are of increasing importance on the international agenda: states-people face difficult dilemmas because of the different kinds of responsibility that they have to consider. There are three distinctive dimensions of responsibility: national, international, and humanitarian. Chapter 7: the relationship between politics and economics, between states and markets, is the subject matter of international political economy (ipe). There are 3 main theories of ipe: mercantilism, economic liberalism, and.
