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Ad hoc arrangements.

National constitutions.

International law.

Interacting rules.

Norms.

The members of ECOSOC are elected by the General Assembly for five-year terms.

ECOSOC holds one three-week session each year alternately in New York and Geneva.

Its year-round work is carried out by its subsidiary commissions and committees.

ECOSOC initially had fifteen members

Its current number of members is fifty. 

They have no governmental affiliation.

They operate transnationally. 

They aim to influence public opinion.

They act non-violently.

They have as much authority as governments in problem solution. 

I and II

III and IV

I and III

II and IV

I, II, III and IV

General Assemply

Security council

Secreteriat

World Bank

International Court of Justice

Only I

I and II

I and III

II and III

I, II and III

UN evolved out of the Concert of Europe that was created by the Congress of Vienna in 1815. 

The establishment of human rights norms and standards and the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

The Hague Conferences, a pair of international meetings that were held in 1899 and 1907. 

The international bodies or international public unions such as health, commerce, railroads, and agriculture which were already established in the 19th century. 

The League of Nations which was established after the end of World War I.

Turkey

India

Malaysia

South Korea

Indonesia

Security Council 

The General Assembly 

The Secretariat 

The Economic and Social Council 

The Trusteeship Council 

anarchical

hierarchical

self-help

cooperative

peaceful

Global civil society

Non-govermental organizations

Global public sphere

Sustainable cooperation

Transnational advocacy networks

European traditions and experience in international law and organization

Great Depression

Concert of Europe

The Hague Conferences

The League of Nations

To act as the chief administrative officer of the organization.

To make an annual report to the General Assembly on the work of the UN.

To use power to take diplomatic or economic measures against an aggressor state. 

To the attention of the Security Council matters that may threaten international peace and security.

To appoint the UN staff under regulations established by the General Assembly.

The Treaty of Versailles

The Hague Conferences

The United Nations

The League of Nations

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Pragmatism

Functionalism

Legalism

Meliorism

Liberalism

IV, V, II, I, III

III, II, I, IV, V

I, V, II, IV, III

V, I, IV, II, III

IV, I, II, V, III

Only I

I and II

I and III

II and III

I, II, III

1800

1805

1815

1817

1820

War is not always the result of economic and social backwardness.

It does not take into account the pluralistic nature of the world and the freedom of both the individual and nations to define and pursue what order should be at every level of social life.

It is not feasible to seperate political issues from non-political issues.

Being anti-state does not solve the question of what kind of problems particular states may create and how these problems will be solved by other states.

It disregards the value and significance of power in international life and rely too much on addressing economic and social issues as a means to promote peace and prevent war.

They claim that foreign policy is constrained by anarchy.

They believe that it is difficult to achieve and maintain international cooperation because states strive to achieve their own interests.

They emphasize the importance of relative gains (zero-sum game) in international politics.

They claim that the primary objective of states is survival in the “anarchical international system”.

They attach greater importance to sustainable development, economic welfare, and non-security issue areas.