INTL 1101 Chapter Notes -Channel One News, Human Nature, Individualism

• School: Northeastern University
• Department: International Affairs
• Course: INTL 1101
• Professor: Denise Horn

Document Summary

41 notes: world culture in the world polity. The world has been conceptualized as a unitary social system, increasingly integrated by networks of exchange, competition, and cooperation, such that actors found it natural to view the whole world as their arena of action and discourse. The polity is constituted by a distinct culture: a set of fundamental principles and models defining the nature and purposes of social actors and action. A historical overview of the ingo population: since 1850, more than 25,000 private, not-for-profit organizations with an international focus have debuted on the world stage. Ingo founding correlate with a general increase during times of a positive state of the world and decrease during crisis. World development, ingos, and capitalist and interstate systems: global organizing proceeds in mutually reinforcing tension with the expansion of the nation-state system, many ingos became igos and many ingos have consultative status with agencies of the u. n. Ingos as enactors and carriers of world culture.