TCU Eric Cox Exam 2

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TCU Eric Cox Exam 2

Realist Perspective on War
Rooted in fundamental assumption of international anarchy.
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Realist Perspective on War Rooted in fundamental assumption of international anarchy.
War as a constant 2.22 new wars per year
Why the U.S. may view war as exceptional location- Civil War last war fought on US soil, War of 1812 last war with foreign troops on soil
Realism vs Pacifism Benefits/Costs vs No use of force at all
Jus ad bellum (Justice of War)
1. Just Cause
2. Right Intention
3. Last Resort
4. Probability of Success
5. Limited Objectives
6. Legitimate Authority
Jus ad Bello (Justice in War)
1. Discrimination
2. Proportionality
NPT/ efforts to curb proliferation led to inspections
Is war in decline? Yes
Realist theory of peace Distribution of power/ Power Transition Theory
Liberal theory of peace Democratic peace theory: Democracy is defined as
1. Participation
2. Contestation
3. Civil Liberties
Constructivist theory of peace Long peace after WWII = fundamental change in state behavior
Asymmetric Warfare Fundamental difference in nature of participants
Terrorism Politically motivated violence at civilians
What is required for custom to be binding 1. Durration
2. Consistent Use
3. Generality of practice
4. States believe as law
Types of treaties Multilateral- create norms
Bilateral- contractual
treaties work? issue specific
Enforcement institutions ICC, WTO, ICJ
Intergovernmental vs. non-governmental membership and importance of state interest
Regional IGO EU
Global IGO UN
Functional IGO OPEC
Basic structure of UN 1. Security Council
2. General assembly
3. secretariat
4. Economic and Social Council
5. ICJ
6. Trusteeship Council
Issues the UN addresses Enforcement/ Collective Security/ Peacekeeping
1st Peacekeeping generation Keep Peace
2nd Peacekeeping generation Create Peace
Parts of International Bill of Human Rights Universal Declaration of Human Rights
International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights
Human Rights Institutions UN; Amnesty International; Human Rights Watch
Enforcement Economic Sanctions/ Military Intervention
Responsibility to Protect R2P: state should not kill its people
Mueller Article Terror embedded in public, like war on communist and drugs; everyone should calm down and spend less money on war on terror
Mertus Article NGOs can help make treaties and monitor and give info; NGOs can effect foreign policy; NGOs must maintain accountability
Hathaway Article States may sign treaty but due to no enforcement, abuses might go up due to citizens believing in new freedom

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