Discuss the below:
Q1. What is a the tragedy of the commons? What is sustainable development? How do these two concepts relate to the difficulties and obstacles in crafting workable global environmental treaties?
Q2. Answer Either A or B. Pick one.
A.) Briefly Summerize the key issues surrounding reform of the UN Security Council. Why is Security Council reform signficant, and how does the debate reflect key struggles regarding the effectivness of international organizations?
B.) When many people think of the UN, they think if Security Council, which can authorize military action action, peacekeeping missions, or economic sanctions. But there is much more to the UN than the Security Council. Imagine that a friend asks you, "What good is in the UN anyway?" Explain to your friend in general about the work of UN Programs and Agencies, and then give three particular examples of the UN's work on the social and economic problems that plague the world community. ( Use the good nees vignettes)
Q3. What is Neoliberalism? What kind of policies would an economic neoliberal suggest for helping poor countries develop? How do Chang and Grabel critique neoliberalism?
Q4. Pick one of the "Good News" Vignettes from the attached-The International Campaign to Ban Landmines; the Antartic Treaty; The Salt March in india ; the office of the UN High Commissioner on Refugees (UNHCR); the Garmeen Bank, Microcredit, & Kiva; United Students Against Sweatshops (USAS) and The Alta Gracia clothig factory in the Dominican Republic; and Doctors without Borders. Relate this one story to a theme or issue in the textbook. How does The story in the question illustrate the issue or give a different perspective on the issue discussed in the textbook?