ENGR 202 Study Guide - Liberal Internationalism, Peacebuilding, Cosmopolitanism
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Development programs - helps or serves the benefits the states involved. Realism competition, states want to compete with others to get better, protection, three s"s - security-no centralized power in the world to protect them, states-must protect themselves, self-help-looking after themselves. Neo-realist - no order like the domestic sphere, international relations is marked as anarchy, the states must protect themselves, principle of self-help. Obligation to helping all humans, each thing that is done in the state is related to humans, duty to go beyond our borders, to help create the new. Sovereigntism that the pursuit of national self-interest be constrained by an ethical obligation to respect the sovereignty of other states. Cosmopolitanism breaks free of the state centred focus of both these ethical positions to argue that foreign policy must acknowledge the compelling force of obligations that we owe to those beyond our borders. 1966- neutralize threats, get a higher up on other countries liberal humanitarian: cida.
