Contemporary World

• compulsory political organization with centralized government

  state
• emphasizes organic ties that holds group of people and inspire others

  nation
• political community that emanates from civic society

  nation-state
• host for international norms and standards, controls political issues, manage transnational companies and boundaries.

  nation-state
• how many members does UN has

  194 members
• What are the effects of globalization in nation state?

  1. Impose a force choice upon nation-state
  2. establishment of economic and political integration
  3. establishment of international laws and principles
  4. rise of transnational activism
  5. creation of new communication network
• "nation-state are in great danger to lose its integral element of economic sovereignty" 


  Friedman and Steger
• AFTA? what year?

  ASEAN free trade area, 1999
• NAFTA?


  North america free trade agreement
• EU? How many members? When established?

  European Union, 28 member, 1993
• in order to establish connection between nation, _ must be done?

  Intergovernmental Organization
• ASEAN? When established?


  Association of South East Asian Nation, 1967
• What are the members of Asean? Including plus 3

  Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar, Cambodia, China, Japan, South Korea.
• WTO? Members?

  World Trade Organization, 164 members
• The contrast of nationalism, which believes that ties between different countries are more powerful than in own nation

  Internationalism
• Conceptualize the idea of Liberal Internationalism. This concept believes nation must give up it own freedom for the global system of law


  Immanuel Kant
• He believes that nationalism and international cooperation are complement to each other

  Giuseppe Mazzini
• Contradicts Liberal Internationalism

  Social Internationalism
• original socialist international, was an organization and social parties established in Paris in 1889. The best Known for the declaration of international worker's day and international women's day. 


  The Second International
• an attitude that seeks to understand the interconnection between nation-state or modern world and highlight the pattern that underlies on this.

  Globalism
• the totality of norms, policies, and bodies that defines, comprise, and facilitate transnational connection between all nation


  Global governance
•  is the central deliberative and the only organ where all member-states have equal representation in discussion and consideration, and policymaking. 


  The General Assembly
• is the organ which has the commitment to preserve peace and security. 


  The Security Council 
• is the main organ for cooperation, policy review, policy dialogue, and advice on social, economic, and environmental issues.

  The Economic and Social Council
• is the organ tasked to administer international oversight for 11 trust territories and to make sure that adequate procedures are taken for independence and self-government.

  The Trusteeship Council
• prime judicial organ

  The International Court of Justice 
• is the organ tasked to execute the daily activities as assigned by the five other organs.

  The Secretariat
• was responsible for bringing the human rights to international law through Universal Declaration of Human Rights


  United Nation
• refers to the socio-economic and political divide primarily focused on the southern hemisphere of the 1569-designed Mercatorian map. It consists of Africa, Latin America, and Asia including the Middle East.

  Global South
• is the home of all members of the Group of Eight (G8)-Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, United Kingdom, Russia, and the United States of America. It is also the abode of the four powerful permanent members of the United Nations Security Council. It also refers to the developed countries in Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. 


  Global North
• sustains consumer choice, private property, and economic freedom

  Capitalism
• Capitalist economies were considered


  First World
• is characterized by state control of the means of production, distribution, and exchange. 

  Socialism
• socialist economies were referred to us as?

  Second World
• Either capitalism nor socialism

  Third world
• has the biggest population of at least two-thirds of the world's inhabitants.


  Asia
• What is the GDP growth of ASEAN?

  6.3% and 5.1%
• _was the world's leading exporter of goods valued at $1.99 trillion, followed by the _ with $1.45 trillion 


  China, US
• what makes the ASEAN stronger than ever is because of the?

  establishment of cooperation and collaboration based on respect.
• the growth of societal integration between region

  Regionalization