PSC 124 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Diplomatic Immunity, Nuclear Proliferation, United Nations Conference On Trade And Development
4 Nov 2015
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Quiz #4 terms chapters 10 and 7. Larger institutions and groupings such as the european union to which state authority or national identity is subordinated. The process by which supranational institutions come to replace national ones; the gradual shifting upward of some sovereignty from the state to regional or global structures. The ultimate expression of this is the merging of several states into one. Growth of specialized technical organizations that cross national borders. States have common needs and functions this draws them together. This results in further integration as time goes on. Coordinating mail systems across borders or how to deal with a river that crosses borders. Starts in the economic area, then spreads further past economic issues. Economic integrations develop a political dynamic that furthers integration. Positive spillover from one economic sector to another 2. Technocratic automaticity: people create their own rules and procedures. Association of south east asian nations: political/security and economic integration.
