Regionalism and contemporary global issues Flashcards

(10 cards)

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realists on regionalism

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  • the state remains the primary actor
  • cooperation on a regional scale is not possible due to states own intentions
  • undermines state sovereignty
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liberals on regionalism

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  • makes cooperation far more likely
  • the benefits of regionalism as demonstrated by the EU show why states engage in cooperation
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regionalism conflict positives

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regionalism drives down the likelihood of conflict

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regionalism conflict negatives

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  • loss of sovereignty means nationalism and extremism can arise within states
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regionalism human rights positives

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the EUs membership criteria includes respect for human rights and democracy

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regionalism human rights negatives

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Human rights protection may suffer if some members prioritise sovereignty or national interests over collective enforcement.

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regionalism on the environment positives

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collective action due to cooperation means issues like carbon are tackled more effectively eg EU carbon trading scheme

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regionalism on the environment negatives

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protecting the environment requires global attention

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regionalism on poverty positives

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the use of free trade within the blocs should drive economic development

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regionalism on poverty negatives

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can lead to inequality between states, driving more people into poverty

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