Inr 3403 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

The Law:A set of binding rules enjoining certain behavior on all subjects under specified and comparable conditions A method of ensuring social order by commanding requisite behavior through the threat of physical sanctions. The body of rules, whether proceeding from the formal enactment of from custom, which a particular state or community recognizes as binding on it's members and or subjects Purpose of the Law-Punish (everyone's default assumption) Coerce you into doing the right t...

Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD)Second strike nuclear capabilities create an incentive to not use nuclear weapons, i.e. everyone on both sides would be totally destroyed. Countries with NukesRussia USA France China UK Israel (unofficially) Pakistan India North Korea

Welcome to the course on "Feminist Periodicals: Spring 2001 (Volume 21, Issue 1)"! This course provides a deep dive into the diverse and thought-provoking articles and perspectives presented in the selected issue of Feminist Periodicals. The uploaded PDF contains the complete collection of articles from the Spring 2001 edition. These articles cover a wide range of topics related to feminism, gender studies, women's rights, and social justice. They offer critical analyses, scholarly researc...

Welcome to the course on "Feminist Periodicals: Spring 1994 (Volume 14, Issue 1)"! This course delves into the rich content and diverse perspectives offered in the selected edition of Feminist Periodicals. The uploaded PDF contains the complete collection of articles from the Spring 1994 issue. These articles explore a wide range of topics within feminist discourse, including gender studies, women's rights, social justice, and activism. They provide critical analyses, scholarly research, a...

Welcome to the course on "Feminist Periodicals: Spring 1994 (Volume 14, Issue 1)"! This course delves into the rich content and diverse perspectives offered in the selected edition of Feminist Periodicals. The uploaded PDF contains the complete collection of articles from the Spring 1994 issue. These articles explore a wide range of topics within feminist discourse, including gender studies, women's rights, social justice, and activism. They provide critical analyses, scholarly research, a...

Welcome to the course on "Feminist Periodicals: Spring 1994 (Volume 14, Issue 1)"! This course delves into the rich content and diverse perspectives offered in the selected edition of Feminist Periodicals. The uploaded PDF contains the complete collection of articles from the Spring 1994 issue. These articles explore a wide range of topics within feminist discourse, including gender studies, women's rights, social justice, and activism. They provide critical analyses, scholarly research, a...

Welcome to the course on "Feminist Periodicals: Summer 1995 (Volume 15, Issue 2)"! This course invites you to delve into the vibrant and thought-provoking content of the selected edition of Feminist Periodicals. The uploaded PDF contains a comprehensive collection of articles from the Summer 1995 issue. These articles cover a wide array of feminist perspectives, theories, and activism, offering valuable insights into the ongoing struggle for gender equality and social justice. Throughout...

The document answers the questions addressing how civil/political rights & economic/social rights have been treated differently in international law despite this argument and United Nations statements to the contrary. The questions are: - Explain how and why, historically, rights have been treated differently. -Evaluate the question of whether there should be a hierarchy of rights protection. The document cites sources to answer the questions.

The document answers the questions: - In what direction is the IL system heading? - How does IL compare with domestic law? The document has sources included to support the answers

Discussion posts that answer the questions: - In what direction is the IL system heading? - How does IL compare with domestic law? - Explain how and why, historically, rights have been treated differently. - Evaluate the question of whether there should be a hierarchy of rights protection. - What is humanitarian intervention? - Can humanitarian intervention be justified? All discussions have sources.