'Interstate relations' presentation slideshows

American Federalism

Chapter 3 AP Government. American Federalism. I. Introduction. A. Federalism is the constitutional division of powers between the national government and the states B. Federalism issues/devolution

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Unit 4 Chapter 4, Section 2

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FEDERALISM

FEDERALISM. The Framers of the Constitution reconciled the need for an effective central government with respect for State governments by creating a system of federalism The Constitution set up a system of federal government dividing the power between the National government and the States.

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THE DEMOCRATIC PEACE THEORY

THE DEMOCRATIC PEACE THEORY. AIM AND OBJECTIVES: TO EXAMINE THE CONNECTION BETWEEN DEMOCRACY AND WAR. EXAMINE HOW DEMOCRACY CONTRIBUTE TO PEACEFUL INTERSTATE RELATIONS QUES: CAN THE ABSENCE OF DEMOCRACY EXPLAIN THE CONFLICTUAL RELATIONS IN THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM?. DEFINITION OF KEY TERMS.

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The Institutionalist Paradigm (Liberal Institutionalism)

The Institutionalist Paradigm (Liberal Institutionalism). The Institutional Foundation of International Politics. Similarities and Differences with the Realist Paradigm. Units: States (rational, unitary) System Structure Anarchy Distribution of Capabilities

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The evolution of the international system 1648-1989

The evolution of the international system 1648-1989 . The core historical subject matter: the territorial state and the international state system the purpose of the sovereign state definitions The historical evolution of the state system The changing contemporary world of states .

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LESSON 4.3 INTERSTATE RELATIONS

LESSON 4.3 INTERSTATE RELATIONS. ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS Interstate Relations. Why do States make interstate compacts? What is the purpose of the Full Faith and Credit Clause? What is extradition , and what is its purpose? What is the purpose of the Privileges and Immunities Clause?.

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