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International Relations Lecture 2
International Relations Lecture 2
International Relations Lecture 2
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Actors:
UN: The Security Council has ve permanent members—the United States, China, France,
Russia, and the United Kingdom—collectively known as the P5. Any one of them can veto a
resolution.
Multinational Corporation
Relations:
Agreements
International Relations (there’s an assumption that nations and states have complete
overlaps, we study the relations between states here actually)
Falsi ability: the capacity for some proposition, statement, theory or hypothesis to be
proven wrong. The concept of falsi ability was introduced in 1935 by Austrian philosopher
and scientist Karl Popper
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Nation State
They are free in their internal actions, but dependent in the external actions.
Balance of Power: There was stability bc there was balanced power between two alliances.
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Relative Gains: You compare your position with another state. You shouldn’t sign the
agreement.
Absolute Gains: You compare how much better of with the previous position. Both states
make better of here. You may sign the agreement.
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Why focusing on absolute gain is bad? The realist say because you can never be sure what
time is it going to break? Country B can make bene t on you. The di erence of power
between Country A and Country B will increase.
Whenever there’s a growing power, you shift your alliances against the more powerful one.
That’s makes us open to new alliances.
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