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| International Political Theory - Psychology Dictionary of Arguments | |||
| International political theory examines the ethical, philosophical, and normative questions surrounding global politics and international relations. It explores concepts such as sovereignty, justice, rights, and global governance, analyzing how they apply across nations and cultures. The theory seeks to understand the principles guiding international interactions, the moral obligations of states, and the pursuit of global justice and peace. | |||
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| International Political Theory | Human Rights | Human Rights | |
| International Political Theory | Inequalities | Inequalities | |
| International Political Theory | International Law | International Law | |
| International Political Theory | Justice | Justice | |
| International Political Theory | Sovereignty | Sovereignty | |
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Ed. Martin Schulz, access date 2024-09-14 | |||
