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Class notes of International relations
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Class notes of International relations taught by Erik Goldstein
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HeritageIsms
Materialism
: Progress measured through material conditions
rather than ideals
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Progress is ongoing = Endless improvements
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World Fairs
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1st international organization created
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Demonstrate progress
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Olympics
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Show country’ s power
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State has a big role in promoting progress
Nationalism
: Nation should be congruent with the state
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Nation (group of people) aims to gain sovereignty over homeland
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National group - Loyal to state and religion; usually same language and
tradition
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Start in French Revolution
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Showing nationalism
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Flags = Bind people to state
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Naval power = Show nationalism + materialism + power
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Sent on visits
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1900s - Governments starts giving more social services
Liberalism
: Political philosophy promoting civil liberties,
individual rights, democracy ,
free enterprise
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Main type of government in the 19th century
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Industrialization → Bigger middle class
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Liberals bring new groups into political power
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Free competition
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Best survive
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Rule of law and freedom
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Broaden base
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Right to vote, women’ s rights, education, supply + demand
Liberal Nationalism
: Inclusive form of nationalism
that adheres to traditional liberal
values (freedom, equality , rights)
Socialism
: Social ownership of production and government
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Start 1st in the US
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Organize cooperative societies
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19th century socialism in Europe
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Nationalism and materialism increase = Europe interdependent
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Telegram, train, tarif fs
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1909 - Hague Peace Palace
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