The Use of Treaties as a Modern Source of International

question 72

True/False

The use of treaties as a modern source of international law dates to World War I and the Treaty of Versailles.

Evaluate strategies for enhancing the efficacy of foreign aid to developing countries.

Understand the influence of globalization on both individual-level and country-level inequalities.

Analyze how neoliberalism affects economic growth in various societies.

Identify and explain counteracting processes to globalization.

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Definitions:

High-Context Culture

A culture in which the social context surrounding a written document is far more important than the document itself. One must be very careful about cultural norms, nonverbal behaviors on both sides, and anything else involving the overall atmosphere of the communication.

Cultural Norms

Shared expectations and rules that guide behavior of people within social groups or cultures.

Selective Listening

Paying attention only to information that confirms one's preconceptions, ignoring or dismissing differing viewpoints.

Subconscious Mind

The part of the mind of which one is not fully aware but which influences one's actions and feelings.