Intro to Internationalism

"The belief that world is being integrated based on unequal terms with the dominance of one nation or nation-state over others."

Which of Halliday's concepts of internationalism is the aforementioned definition ?

• Hegemonic Internationalism

• Liberal Internationalism

• Revolutionary Internationalism

"The belief that, through greater interaction and co-operation, nations and nation-states can achieve common goals, especially peace and prosperity"

Which understanding of internationalism is this?

• Hegemonic Internationalism

• Liberal Internationalism

• Revolutionary Internationalism

"The belief that conflicts within societies are determined by international factors and alliances"

Which understanding of internationalism does this represent?

• Hegemonic Internationalism

• Liberal Internationalism

• Revolutionary Internationalism

Which of the following are motivations for internationalism?

• Self-determination

• Humanitarianism & global citizenship

• Peace & security

• Economic stability

Many nation-states take action to relieve suffering and protect the innocent. Natural disasters, disease, war and conflict can all cause tremendous suffering.

Which motivation of internationalism is represented above?

• Self-determination

• Humanitarianism & Global citizenship

• Peace & Security

• Economic stability

NATO is a military alliance in which member countries – including the US, Canada, most of Western Europe and parts of Eastern Europe – agree to help defend each other.

Which motivation does NATO fall under?

• Peace & Security

• Self-determination

• Humanitarianism

• Economic stability

Internationalism can also be linked to ensuring __________ within a nation-state. For example, NAFTA seeks to break down barriers and improve the economies of member nations, such as tariffs that restrict trade.

• Peace & Security

• Humanitarianism

• Self-determination

• Economic stability

What type of foreign policy, and in turn, choosing not to participate in international affairs, did the USA practice during the world wars?

• Isolationism

• Economic stability

• Separatism

• Self-determination

Needs are __________. While wants are...

• Things required to survive

• Things people desire

What is this?

• Great Pyramid of Giza

• Marlow's Pyramid

• Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs