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| This theoretical perspective focuses on the production process and the social relationships it produces |
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| This theoretical perspective believes that the key source of power is ideas |
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| this branch of the UN has 15 member states, and 5 members whom are permanent |
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| Amnesty International is an example of this type of international actor |
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| This theory focuses on the idea that states define their interests in terms of power |
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| This theoretical perspective believes that human nature is good |
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| this system stems from economic liberalism |
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| If ___ and social damage associated with production of goods is factored into its marketplace, some economists argue that markets can increase efficiency and reduce pollution. |
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| This model explains why communities may over exploit shared environmental resources even when they know it may be worse in the long term |
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| International criminal court (ICC) |
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| genocide is an example of the kind of cases that this international institution would have brought before it |
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| Following ww1, academic realism came from |
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| ____ development involves simultaneously advancing our survival and welfare without doing lasting damage to the environment |
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| This exploitive practice by imperial powers was driven in part by economic gain |
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