'Permanent members' presentation slideshows

THE UNITED NATIONS

THE UNITED NATIONS. Structures Processes International Law: Genocide, Crimes Against Humanity & War Crimes. The United Nations. General Assembly Security Council Economic and Social Council Trusteeship Council International Court Of Justice. History of the UN.

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U.S. and WWII

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Cornell Notes

Cornell Notes. Left column for titles Right column for details Bottom rows for summary Write questions to the left of the details. Blocs!. The Western Bloc. Locations. Scandinavia. Western Europe. Parts of Eastern Europe. North America. Parts of Middle East. Countries. USA & Canada

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United Nations

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Voting Weights system

Voting Weights system. Chapter 12 sec 3. Voting Power. Def. The probability that a single vote is decisive Is affected by the rule for aggregating votes into a single outcome. Facts. Not all members of the UN Security Council have the same voting power.

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Bellringer

Bellringer. SOL Challenge BJOTD: What is white and fluffy and lives on Mars?. The End of the War and Reconstruction. Destruction of WWII. 40 million Europeans died 2/3 were civilians Billions of dollars in property damage London, Warsaw, Berlin, all destroyed

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Applications of the Shapley- Shubik Power Index

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The League of Nations

The League of Nations. Aims:. Identify the main aims of the League. Examine the problems and successes of the League . The Aims of the League. The overall aim of this new organisation was to avoid future conflicts through discussion.

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Impact of WWII

Impact of WWII. Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few. Winston Churchill . I. International. Secretary-General Ban Ki -moon. A. The United Nations is formed 1. A place where nations can come together and work for the common good and resolve problems

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Why Study IOs?

Why Study IOs?. 1. growth 2. global interdependence 3. opportunity to exert influence threat to sovereignty. LEAGUE OF NATIONS. 1. Collective security 2. limit state sovereignty 3. arbitration 4. specialised agencies Problems: a. article 16 b. US c. exit.

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Demographic Issues in Developed Countries

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The League of Nations

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Reviewing the UN Security Council

Reviewing the UN Security Council. Tyler Zschach Adam Bodner Anthony Frost Kyra Azzato. Has the Current Model Worked?. Authorized intervention in Korean War Mozambique El Salvador Iran Sanctions Suez Crisis. Security Council Failures. Iraq Russia-Crimea Crisis Syria Rwanda

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The World After the War

The World After the War. The Post-War World Takes Shape. During the War, the Soviets and Americans were allied Yalta Conference: Germany divided into zones of occupation Germany to compensate Soviets Soviets promise free elections for Eastern European countries The United Nations is created.

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Origins of the Cold War

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Origins of the Cold War

Origins of the Cold War. How did former allies become enemies after WWII?. United Nations (UN). 1945: 50 nations meet to create peacekeeping organization UN to protect member nations, solve international problems First body: all members get vote in General Assembly.

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What are some of the Ridiculous things money can buy?

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VERIMAG

VERIMAG. Presentation for the CC meeting 24/1/02. UMR (JRU in English). (Upside-down):. Director: Joseph Sifakis 16 Permanent researchers and professors 7 Engineers and post-docs 20 PhD students. Sub-Groups.

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