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The difficulty of achieving uniform global human rights protections, particularly in an era heavily influenced by basic security and defense concerns, vividly illustrates the more general challenge of enforcing international law among sovereign states.... The UnivPost war Human RightsThe Universal Declaration of Human Rights is one of the earliest, and arguably most important, achievements of the United Nations.... It very much reflects the international revulsion that came in the wake of the atrocities of World war II....
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6), many observers have suggested that the increase in globalization is a threat to sovereignty....
Thomson and Krasner (1989) support this view in their study, Global Transactions and the Consolidation of sovereignty, in that the argument that globalization meant the attrition of sovereignty has two defects: first, that it confounds one meaning of sovereignty – effective state control - with other meanings of sovereignty that are related to issues of authority and legitimacy; second, globalization arguments are historically myopic, sometimes implicitly assuming some golden age in the past where states could exercise effective control, and ignoring the fact that many measures of international flows were as high at the end of the nineteenth century as they are now....
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4), on the other hand, reports that some analysts argue to the point that the world is entering into a new era, one in which the existing institutional structures, especially the sovereign state (by which they often mean several different things) is being undermined weakened, marginalized, or transmuted, by globalization.... Many professionals ranging from commentators to journalists, from politicians to scholars across all disciplines, have tried to describe and analyze this phenomenon and tend to agree that "globalization," along with the halt of the Cold war, has radically changed the basic "rules of the game" for a variety of key factors, particularly states (Smith et al....
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Not only is there the dissimilarity between what are described as normative and pragmatic advances to learn, but there is also the question of whether to ground the question at the personal level of… investigation at the communal or even the universal Since the closing stages of the Second World war the degree to which political lessons provide itself to “scientific” techniques has been ardently quarreled particularly in view of features of political manners like Politics on this earth progressively became conquered by one type of division: the sovereign national state (SNS)ii....
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It has also been regarded as one of the first war crimes tribunals ever created.... From the paper "Evaluation the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia" it is clear that as a tribunal, the ICTY has been the first tribunal which was established under the U.... The enforcement of human rights and establishing the foundation for effective conflict resolution and post-conflict development has been one of the guiding principles of the ICTY....
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After Aquinas, and particularly in the era of the Hundred Years War, the concept of War in Christianity was further elaborated with the influences from the Chivalric code, and the rules and laws of war also evolved as well.... The concept became stable during the era of the discovery of the New World, where thinkers like Francisco de Vitoria applied it to the question of interaction between Spanish Colonizers, and the inhabitants of the New World (Johnson, 2011)....
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This paper "Human Security in the post-cold war era" tells that the term security is used as an analytical concept mostly to identify, describe, explain and predict phenomena within the general social realm such as the security policy security structures and security policy interaction....
The end of the Cold war in the year 1989 to 1991 has resulted in a paradigm shift of international relations as well as security research.... Doing away with cold war tension necessitated the sensitive issues to be elevated into the international political agenda (Shahrbanou)....
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This article begins by reviewing how various writers defined state both modern and pre-modern era....
The pre-modern era had several writers and scholars who defined a state and its components.... Just before the Second World war, there were about seventy-five states.... She indicated that such a state had an authority to declare war.... She defined a state or community as one which completes by itself, which is entirely independent, that which is not part of another community, but which has its council and laws and magistrates, for instance, the kingdom of Aragon and Castile and the Republic of Venice and the like....
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