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    The document discusses the concepts of states, nations, and nation-states. It defines a state as a political organization with a centralized government that maintains a monopoly on legitimate violence within a territory. A nation refers to a people united by shared ethnicity, culture, language, or religion rather than formal boundaries. A nation-state is composed of both a state and nation, though not all states are nations and vice versa. It then discusses several historical events that shaped the modern nation-state system, including the Treaty of Westphalia which established sovereignty and territorial boundaries, the French Revolution which promoted ideals of civil equality and meritocracy, and the Concert of Europe which upheld the balance of power between European states in the 19th

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    THE GLOBAL INTERSTATE

    SYSTEMS
    WHAT IS A STATE?
    A compulsory political organization with a centralized Government
    -

    That Maintains the Legitimate use of force within a Certain Territory.


    WHAT IS A NATION?
    -Refers to a people rather than any
    kind of formal territorial boundaries or
    institution.
    -Emphasizes the organic ties that hold
    groups of people together and inspire a
    sense of loyalty and belonging
    ( Ethnicity, Culture,Language, religion )
    -Collective Identity grounded on a
    notion of shared history and culture
    WHAT IS A NATION-STATE?
    It is composed of two non-
    interchangeable terms, not all
    states are nations and not all
    nations are states. State refers to a
    country and its government.
    (Special Cases of State and nation)
    DIFFERENCE BETWEEN STATE AND NATION
    State – it is referring to the Government,
    the Territory and its internal and external
    Sovereignty ( It is a political Concept)

    Nation- it is referring to our shared


    history and culture (It is a Cultural
    concept)
    TREATY OF WESTPHALIA(30 YEAR
    WAR)
    -Brutal Religious War Between
    Catholic and Protestant Catholic
    KEY NOTES
    -Conflict of European countries due
    to religious beliefs
    LEGACY OF THE THIRTY YEARS’
    WAR
    -Peace of Westphalia laid the
    groundwork for the formation of the
    modern nation-state, establishing fixed
    boundaries for the countries involved in
    the fighting and effectively decreeing
    that residents of a state were subject to
    the laws of that state and not to those of
    any other institution, secular or religious.
    NAPOLEONIC CODE & THE
    FRENCH REVOLUTION
    -Forbade the Birth
    Privilege
    -Encouraged Freedom to
    Choose religion
    -Promote meritocracy in
    the Government
    KEY NOTES
    -Rise of Revolutionary Principles of
    Civil Equality and the Fall of The
    European Monarch.
    CONCERT OF EUROPE
    - a system of dispute resolution adopted
    by the major conservative powers of
    Europe to maintain their power, oppose
    revolutionary movements, weaken the
    forces of nationalism, and uphold the
    balance of power.
    KEY NOTES
    -It served as a model for later
    organizations such as the League
    of Nations in 1919 and the United
    Nations in 1945.
    -Rise of the European Monarch
    WHAT IS INTERNATIONALISM?
    -a system of heightened interaction
    between various sovereign states,
    particularly the desire for greater
    cooperation and unity among states
    and People

    -
    TWO PRINCIPLE OF
    INTERNATIONALISM
    1. Liberal Internationalism
    2. Socialist Internationalism
    WHAT IS LIBERAL INTERNATIONALISM?
    Cluster of ideas derived from the belief
    -

    that international progress is possible,


    where progress is defined as movement
    toward increasing level if harmonious
    cooperation between community.
    ( Promote diplomacy)
    LIBERAL INTERNATIONALISM
    MAJOR THINKERS AND THEIR CONTRIBUTION
    Immanuel Kant (Form of Global Government)
    Jeremy Bentham ( Creation of international Law)
    Giuseppe Wilson ( Believed in a republican
    Government, without Kings , queens and
    hereditary succession}
    US President Woodrow Wilson ( principle of self
    determination, the right to be free, and sovereign
    government
    SOCIALIST INTERNATIONALISM
    MAJOR THINKER
    Karl Marx (Rooted for economic equality,
    Believed that social revolution would give
    change to the economy and overthrow the
    state)
    Vladimir Lenin (Established Union of Soviet
    Socialist republics or USSR)
    Joseph Stalin ( Re-established Comin tern as
    the Communist information Bureau)
    THANK YOU

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