PEACEST 1A03 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Jane Addams, European Cooperation In Science And Technology, White Poppy

• School: McMaster University
• Department: Peace Studies
• Course: PEACEST 1A03
• Professor: Jennifer Tunnicliffe

Document Summary

For the readings, the ones that are highlighted on avenue are the ones that would be asked on. Compare/contrast the beliefs of realists vs just war theorists and give an example of each > example of potential short answer question for midterm. Review from thursday may 7th > slide on avenue. These movements focused on how to prevent states from going to war: Campaigned for a system of international arbitration (getting states to sit down and discussions between heads of state, have a set of rules that govern, and to some extent those rules should be binding) Conservatives called for greater international cooperation and negotiation/but still supported individual state sovereignty over permanent international institutions. Progressives called for the creation of international organization, humanitarianism, and binding arbitration of disputes to prevent war (wanted to limit state"s right to go to war) Creation of the international committee for the relief of the wounded (now the red cross) in.