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Dynamics of International Dynamics of International InstitutionsInstitutions
Chapter 4Chapter 4
United NationsUnited Nations PurposesPurposes 5 Major Components5 Major Components
General AssemblyGeneral Assembly Adopts resolutionsAdopts resolutions
Security CouncilSecurity Council Main policy-setting bodyMain policy-setting body 5 permanent members5 permanent members
USUS United KingdomUnited Kingdom FranceFrance RussiaRussia ChinaChina
10 rotating members10 rotating members
United NationsUnited Nations
Economic and Social CouncilEconomic and Social Council Economic and social issuesEconomic and social issues Improve human rights, Improve human rights,
education, and health education, and health conditionsconditions
International Court of JusticeInternational Court of Justice Legal decisions between Legal decisions between
countriescountries 15 judges15 judges
SecretariatSecretariat Secretary-generalSecretary-general Administers programs and Administers programs and
policiespolicies
World Trade OrganizationWorld Trade Organization
Promote TradePromote Trade How?How?
Early Years of Early Years of CooperationCooperation International Trade International Trade
OrganizationOrganization General Agreement on General Agreement on
Tariffs and TradeTariffs and Trade Reduced tariffsReduced tariffs
World Trade World Trade OrganizationOrganization
Developing countriesDeveloping countries
Other OrganizationsOther Organizations
Organization for Economic Organization for Economic Cooperation and DevelopmentCooperation and Development ““Rich man’s club”Rich man’s club” Eliminate briberyEliminate bribery
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Organization of Petroleum Exporting CountriesCountries MembersMembers Short historyShort history
Economic IntegrationEconomic Integration
Four TypesFour Types Free trade areaFree trade area
NAFTANAFTA Customs unionCustoms union Common marketCommon market Complete economic integrationComplete economic integration
European UnionEuropean Union
European UnionEuropean Union
HistoryHistory World War IIWorld War II Marshall PlanMarshall Plan OEECOEEC OECDOECD Benelux UnionBenelux Union EFTAEFTA ECSCECSC EEC EEC EU EU
European UnionEuropean Union
Purpose of the UUPurpose of the UU Free movementFree movement Treaty of Rome (1957)Treaty of Rome (1957)
InstitutionsInstitutions European CommissionEuropean Commission Council of MinistersCouncil of Ministers Parliament of EUParliament of EU European Court of European Court of
JusticeJustice EU Court of First EU Court of First
InstanceInstance
European UnionEuropean Union
United States of EuropeUnited States of Europe RoadblocksRoadblocks
Problems with European UnionProblems with European Union Losing credibilityLosing credibility Federal systemsFederal systems FraudFraud EU ConstitutionEU Constitution
What has the EU accomplished?What has the EU accomplished? StandardsStandards TariffsTariffs US considerationsUS considerations
European Monetary UnionEuropean Monetary Union
Maastricht Treaty-1991Maastricht Treaty-1991 National currencies National currencies Euro Euro U.S. NegotiationsU.S. Negotiations Importance to U.S.Importance to U.S.
NAFTANAFTA
U.S.-Canada Free Trade AgreementU.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement 19891989
NAFTANAFTA January 1, 1994January 1, 1994 Environmental and labor lawsEnvironmental and labor laws
Expansion?Expansion? Effective?Effective?
Other Regional AgreementsOther Regional Agreements
Association of Association of Southeast Asian Southeast Asian NationsNations 19671967 10 members10 members Economic growth and Economic growth and
regional peaceregional peace European Free Trade European Free Trade
AssociationAssociation 19601960 Response to EUResponse to EU Source: asean.or.jp
Other Regional AgreementsOther Regional Agreements
African UnionAfrican Union 19991999 Move from apartheid Move from apartheid
and colonization and colonization
Central American Free Central American Free Trade AssociationTrade Association 20032003 U.S. and other countriesU.S. and other countries What does it do?What does it do?
Source: ustda.gov
Other Regional AgreementsOther Regional Agreements
Organization of American StatesOrganization of American States 19481948 35 members (including U.S.)35 members (including U.S.) ““Promote cooperation within the region”Promote cooperation within the region”
Asia-Pacific Economic CooperationAsia-Pacific Economic Cooperation 19891989 21 countries (including U.S.)21 countries (including U.S.) ““Promote open trade and economic Promote open trade and economic
cooperation”cooperation”
Other Regional AgreementsOther Regional Agreements MercosurMercosur
19911991 ““Common market of the Common market of the
South”South” 5 members (Argentina, 5 members (Argentina,
Brazil, Paraguay, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Venezuela) Uruguay, and Venezuela) & 7 associate members& 7 associate members
Growing tradeGrowing trade Andean CommunityAndean Community
4 members (Bolivia, 4 members (Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru) Colombia, Ecuador, Peru) & 5 associate& 5 associate