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| Alternative interpretations of how international relations work. Why actors do what they do |
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According to realism a defining feature of the international system. (No overarching government)
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| Countries where less advanced economic activities occur and wealth is scarce |
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| Socially agreed upon standard and expectations about appropriate behaviors of states and others |
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Large companies doing business globally. Have factories in more than one state.
Ex. McDonalds and Walmart |
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| Governments that have legal sovereignty over a defined territory |
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| The condition in which states and their fortunes are connected with each other |
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| the idea that women are inherently different from men in ways that make their contribution to politics different |
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| NG0's(Non-governmental organizations) |
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Transnational and private organizations that have members and activities across state borders.
Ex. Red Cross |
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| The legal notion that states are the ultimate authority and no other state can interfere with their international policies |
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| Countries where the advanced Economic activities occur and wealth is concentrated |
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| Theory that core states will exploit the periphery states through direct domination |
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| Stresses the similarities between men and women to the same rights and responsibilities that men have |
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