International Organizations Resúmenes

Chapter three mainly covers the evolution of governance, the organizations that emerged to meet human rights needs, and the changes and renewals those organizations went through as needed. The chapter begins by covering the contemporary state system and the key principles of that system outlined in the Treaty of Westphalia (Karns, Mingst & Stiles, 75).

These notes summarize chapter 10 of "International Organizations" (3rd edition), by Karns, Mingst and Stiles. To summarize the chapter in my own words, The powers of the world have a responsibility to help those who can’t help themselves, and to protect people from those who would abuse their basic human rights. States and powers should not be immune to, or out of reach of, the just scrutiny and reprisal of the rest of the world, should those entities infringe upon the rights that every huma...

These notes cover chapter 5 of International Organizations 3rd edition by Karns, Mingst and Stiles. They are an overview of major Regional Organizations, their histories and the relationships between them.

These notes are a summary of Chapter 4 of International Organizations, which is by Karnes, Mingst and Stiles. The majority of the notes detail the functions of the bodies of the United Nations and the relationships between them.

These notes are a summary of chapter 12 of "International Organizations" (3rd edition), written by Karns, Mingst and Stiles. They are primarily about the issues of global governance.

These notes contain a summary of Chapter 2 from Karns, Mingst and Stiles's "International Organizations" (3rd edition). The primary topic is global governance theories.

These notes cover chapter 1 of "International Organizations" (3rd edition), by Karns, Mingst and Stiles. Summary: Addressing global issues like climate change, terrorism, pandemics, human rights violations, ethnic discrimination, genocide, harmfully overzealous nationalism, failing nation-states, poverty, and nuclear weapon proliferation can only be effectively done through the cooperation of sovereign states with one another and with benevolent non-state actors. In the interest of furthering/...