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Thw Aspects of relations between states:

diplomatic relations economic relations military relations cultural relations legal and political agreementa

the government will communicate or likely negotiating with one to another.

diplomatic relations

trade, investment, economic between countries.

economic relations

the cooperation and interaction between countries in terms of defense, security, and military affairs.

military relations

exchange and promotion of culture, arts, education, and ideas, between countries in order to foster mutual understanding, goodwill, and cooperation.

cultural relations

treaties and international agreements, including human rights obligations or environmental protocols.

legal and political agreements

Father of International Law:

hugo grotius

Known by a variety of terms, conventions, agreements, pacts, general acts, charters, and covenants, all of which signify written instruments in which the participants (usually but not always states) agree to be bound by the negotiated terms. May be bilateral or multilateral

treaty

The body of legal rules, norms, and standards that apply between sovereign states and other entities that are legally recognized as international actors.

international law

Two kinds of treaty

bilateral treaty multilateral treaty

an agreement between two states, creating binding obligations on both

bilateral treaty

involves multiple states, setting terms that apply only to parties who have ratified it. Usually require a certain number of ratifications to go into effect.

multilateral treaty

Body of laws that govern the relationships, rights, and obligations of individuals, institution, and the state within a specific nation.

municipal law

The ordinances and other laws applicable within a city, town, or other local governmental entity.

municipal law

The 10 international organizations

United Nations 2. World Trade Organization (WTO) 3. International Monetary Fund (IMF) 4. World Bank 5. European Union 6. Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) 7. North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) 8. World Health Organization (WHO) 9. International Criminal Court (ICC) 10. G20 (Group of Twenty)

The 10 INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY HANDLING CONFLICT AMONG STATES

Diplomacy and Mediation 2. United Nations (UN) Involvement 3. International Law and Courts 4. Regional Organizations 5. Sanctions and Economic Measures 6. Peace Agreements and Treats 7. Peacekeeping and Humanitarian Intervention 8. International Norms and Pressure 9. Arbitration and Special Tribunals 10. Preventive Diplomacy and Early Warning Systems

The 10 RESTRICTIONS ON INTERNATIONAL LAW

1. Sovereignty of States 2. Lack of Central Enforcement Mechanism 3. Veto Power in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) 4. Jurisdictional Limitations 5. State Immunity 6. Reluctance to Enforce Human Rights Laws 7. Non-binding Nature of Certain Laws 8. Challenges in Treaty Enforcement 9. Fragmentation of International Law 10. Cultural and Political Differences

The RESTRICTED ACTIONS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW

aggression war crimes genocide human rights violation chemical piracy illegal exploitation slavery human trafficking interference colonialism illegal occupation drug trafficking laundering corruption cultural property

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ppc 3

ppc 3

art appreciation

art appreciation

art appreciation 2

art appreciation 2

art appreciation 3

art appreciation 3

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stse

art studies

art studies

ma'am fev

ma'am fev

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pathfit

art studies 2

art studies 2

g1 state xygie

g1 state xygie

g-2 sovereignty

g-2 sovereignty

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問題一覧

Thw Aspects of relations between states:

diplomatic relations economic relations military relations cultural relations legal and political agreementa

the government will communicate or likely negotiating with one to another.

diplomatic relations

trade, investment, economic between countries.

economic relations

the cooperation and interaction between countries in terms of defense, security, and military affairs.

military relations

exchange and promotion of culture, arts, education, and ideas, between countries in order to foster mutual understanding, goodwill, and cooperation.

cultural relations

treaties and international agreements, including human rights obligations or environmental protocols.

legal and political agreements

Father of International Law:

hugo grotius

treaty

The body of legal rules, norms, and standards that apply between sovereign states and other entities that are legally recognized as international actors.

international law

Two kinds of treaty

bilateral treaty multilateral treaty

an agreement between two states, creating binding obligations on both

bilateral treaty

involves multiple states, setting terms that apply only to parties who have ratified it. Usually require a certain number of ratifications to go into effect.

multilateral treaty

Body of laws that govern the relationships, rights, and obligations of individuals, institution, and the state within a specific nation.

municipal law

The ordinances and other laws applicable within a city, town, or other local governmental entity.

municipal law

The 10 international organizations

The 10 INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY HANDLING CONFLICT AMONG STATES

The 10 RESTRICTIONS ON INTERNATIONAL LAW

The RESTRICTED ACTIONS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW