The impact on state sovereignty (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Flashcards

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The impact on state sovereignty
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Impact of intergovernmental regionalism on sovereignty

Limited impact on sovereignty

Impact of supranational regionalism on sovereignty

Significant erosion of sovereignty

Liberal view on regional cooperation

Strengthens states; needed for interconnected world problems

Realist view on regional governance

Futile; states act in self-interest, abuse/ignore system

Federalism theory: impact on sovereignty & example

Significant impact; central authority (e.g. EU)

Functionalism theory: impact on sovereignty & example

Limited impact; specific functions only (e.g. NAFTA)

Neo-functionalism: key concept

'Spill-over' - functions expand into other areas

Principle of subsidiarity

EU won't make law at supranational level if local can make it

EU democratic deficit

EU structure criticised as undemocratic, lacks member input

Year AU threatened to pull states from ICC

2017

Srebrenica genocide: year & EU response

1995; EU did not respond

Number of EU states not in EMU

8 states

Year of UK leave vote (Brexit)

2016

Stability and Growth Pacts binding status

Non-binding; members can ignore

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