| significant points | Author |
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| IMF critiques (3) | |
| human rights result of culturally nonspecific forces | |
| better organized aims could have made a good MAI (dog didn't bark) | |
| obsolence of capital controls (2) | |
| globalization leaves domestic sovereignty, makes state more necessary (3) | |
| power-shift (2), undermining by NGOs (2) | |
| trade/tech share inequality blame (5 total pts) | |
| GCS is emerging, anarchy withering (2 + ex) | |
| tragedy of the commons | |
| comparative advantage | |
| corruption not necessarily stunting to development; World bank advocate (3) | |
| Clash of Civilizations (3) | |
| Tuna-Dolphin, Trading Up thesis, CA effect, liberalization helps env. (3) | |
| finger-in-dike, global savings glut, pragmatic | |
| incremental gains of terrorism, signalings (5) | |
| lobstermen - social shaming works, but only micro | |
| cautions outsourcing alarmism +2 | |
| fix CPRs w/property rights | |
| criticism (2) and sol'n (2) of globalization | |
| | significant points | Author |
|---|
| future of NGOs/gov't | |
| free trade = winners (usually from C/A) and losers | |
| realities of terrorism (4) | |
| ILO (4) + allow use of C/A in development | |
| on low skilled in developing (3) | |
| American unilateralism v. European int'l law/institutions/sovereignty respect | |
| Bush Doctrine (3) + 2 | |
| need strong central gov't to industrialize/develop | |
| state-power theory... | |
| unholy trinity (3) | |
| interests/values in int'l law (4) | |
| Bush coming around to ICC, maybe only solution for Sudan et al | |
| democratic deficit | |
| Lexus and Olive Tree; Americanization (12), flatteners (10), Golden Arches, Interdependence Logic | |
| MAI's failure was good, would have aggravated inequality | |
| advocates IMF (3) | |
| CofC too reliant on religion (4) | |
| Washington Consensus (2) | |
| Jihad v. McWorld | |
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