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SDGs

Sustainable Development Goals

United Nations

WTO

World Trade Organizations

GATT

General Agreement on Tarrifs and Trade

IMF

International Monetary Fund

ASEAN

Association of Southeast Asian Nations

European Union

NATO

North Atlantic Treaty Organization

NAFTA

North American Free Trade Agreement

MNCs

Multinational Corporations

FDI

Foreign Direct Investment

NGOs

Non-Governmental Organizations

ITO

International Trade Organization

GATS

General Agreement on Trade in Services

IBRD

International Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Is the Integrated system of production, trade, and financial transactions that transcends national borders, leading to interconnected and interdependent economics worldwide

The Global Economy

Provides financial stability by offering monetary cooperation and financial assistance to countries.

International Monetary Fund

Focuses on poverty reduction and sustainable development by funding infrastructure projects, health, education, and other essential services in developing countries.

World Bank

Aimed to reduce tariffs and other trade barriers, later evolving into the World Trade Organization (WTO).

General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

Regulates international trade, reduces trade barriers, and resolves trade disputes to promote fair and free trade globally.

World Trade Organization

refers to the process by which separate national markets become increasingly interconnected and interdependent, forming a global market.

Market Integration

is the framework of political and economic relations between sovereign states, governed by international law, diplomacy, and agreements. The global interstate system refers to the network of relationships among sovereign states:

The Global Interstate System

refers to the modern state system that emerged from the Peace of Westphalia treaties in 1648, which ended the Thirty Years' War in Europe. These treaties are considered foundational to the concept of national sovereignty and the current international political order. The system is named after the region in Germany where the treaties were signed.

Westphalian System

refers to the collective efforts of international institutions, states, and other actors to manage global issues that cannot be addressed by individual nations alone.

Contemporary Global Governance

The practice of coordinating policies among three or more states to address common challenges.

Multilateralism

The primary global organization for maintaining peace, promoting human rights, and coordinating international cooperation.

United Nations

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問題一覧

SDGs

Sustainable Development Goals

United Nations

WTO

World Trade Organizations

GATT

General Agreement on Tarrifs and Trade

IMF

International Monetary Fund

ASEAN

Association of Southeast Asian Nations

European Union

NATO

North Atlantic Treaty Organization

NAFTA

North American Free Trade Agreement

MNCs

Multinational Corporations

FDI

Foreign Direct Investment

NGOs

Non-Governmental Organizations

ITO

International Trade Organization

GATS

General Agreement on Trade in Services

IBRD

International Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Is the Integrated system of production, trade, and financial transactions that transcends national borders, leading to interconnected and interdependent economics worldwide

The Global Economy

Provides financial stability by offering monetary cooperation and financial assistance to countries.

International Monetary Fund

Focuses on poverty reduction and sustainable development by funding infrastructure projects, health, education, and other essential services in developing countries.

World Bank

Aimed to reduce tariffs and other trade barriers, later evolving into the World Trade Organization (WTO).

General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

Regulates international trade, reduces trade barriers, and resolves trade disputes to promote fair and free trade globally.

World Trade Organization

refers to the process by which separate national markets become increasingly interconnected and interdependent, forming a global market.

Market Integration

The Global Interstate System

Westphalian System

refers to the collective efforts of international institutions, states, and other actors to manage global issues that cannot be addressed by individual nations alone.

Contemporary Global Governance

The practice of coordinating policies among three or more states to address common challenges.

Multilateralism

The primary global organization for maintaining peace, promoting human rights, and coordinating international cooperation.

United Nations