International anarchy and its implications. (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Flashcards

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International anarchy

Lack of central authority in international system

Self-help system

States rely on own capabilities for survival & interests

Theory thriving on state competition

Realism

Security dilemma

States' security efforts provoke others, causing arms race

Example of security dilemma

Cold War arms race between US & Soviet Union

Why NATO was formed

To counter Soviet threats during Cold War

Liberal thinker who advocated for international law

Hugo Grotius

Author of 'The Anarchical Society'

Hedley Bull

World government requires states to surrender what?

Sovereignty

UN's main limitation

Limited enforcement power, relies on state cooperation

State that withdrew from NPT & pursued nuclear weapons

North Korea

ICJ's jurisdiction type

Voluntary - states must consent to rulings

What states prioritize in international anarchy

Sovereignty, security, and national interests

Society of States combines which theories?

Realism and liberalism

When US withdrew from JCPOA

2018

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