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| a venture involving three or more national states involving formal political, economic, and/or cultural cooperation to promote shared objectives |
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| designed to induce states to change their behavior |
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| signed by 157 states, in 1982; established states rights and responsibilities concerning the ownership and use of the earths seas and oceans and their resources |
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| zone of sea water adjacent to a countrys coast, held to be part of the national territory and treated as a segment of the state itself |
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| specified that the united states jurisdiction over the continential shelf and its contents would be limited to the region within the 600-foot isobath |
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| the system of drawing a political boundary midway between two states coast lines when the territoral seas or EEZ are narrower than twice the standard or adopted limit |
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| internationally active corporations that can strongly influence the economic and political affairs of many countries they operate in |
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| an agreement of cooperation |
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| 1958, creation of the european economic community (EEC) |
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| a program of cooperation and unification that led to the formal establishment of EU |
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| the development of economic supra nationalism in Europe was praralleled by the formation of ? |
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| the development of economic supra nationalism in Europe was praralleled by the formation of ? |
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| tend to be short lived or inconsequential |
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