CO OZNACZA SŁOWO UNILATERALIST
Jednostronność
Jednostronnością jest każda doktryna lub agenda, która wspiera działania jednostronne. Takie działanie może być pomijane przez inne strony lub jako wyraz zobowiązania wobec kierunku, który inne strony mogą uznać za przyjemne. Jednostronność jest neologizmem, który jest już powszechnie używany; została wymyślona jako antonim dla multilateralizmu, czyli doktryny, która potwierdza korzyści uczestnictwa z jak największej liczby partii. Te dwa pojęcia mogą odnosić się do różnic w polityce zagranicznej wobec problemów międzynarodowych. W przypadku zgody wielu stron jest bezwzględnie wymagana - na przykład w kontekście międzynarodowych polityk handlowych - umowy dwustronne są zazwyczaj preferowane przez zwolenników jednostronności. W tych przypadkach preferowane może być jednostronność, gdy zakłada się, że jest najbardziej wydajna, tzn. W kwestiach, które można rozwiązać bez współpracy. Rząd może jednak mieć główną preferencję do jednostronnego lub wielostronnego nastawienia, i na przykład dążyć do uniknięcia polityk, których nie można zrealizować jednostronnie lub alternatywnie, aby bronić wielostronnych rozwiązań problemów, które mogłyby zostać rozwiązane jednostronnie.
Definicja słowa unilateralist w słowniku
Definicja unilateralist w słowniku to osoba lub organizacja, która wierzy w działanie niezależnie, bez odniesienia do innych stron. Inną definicją unilateralizmu jest osoba, która wierzy lub popiera jednostronne rozbrojenie.
CYTATY ZE SŁOWEM «UNILATERALIST»
Słynne cytaty i zdania ze słowem
unilateralist.
Whatever one thinks of President George W. Bush and his unilateralist crew, most of the people laughing at us do not think we are evil. What they think is that we are naive and incompetent.
KSIĄŻKI POWIĄZANE ZE SŁOWEM «UNILATERALIST»
Poznaj użycie słowa
unilateralist w następujących pozycjach bibliograficznych Książki powiązane ze słowem
unilateralist oraz krótkie ich fragmenty w celu przedstawienia kontekstu użycia w literaturze.
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The
Unilateralist Temptation in American Foreign Policy
This book demonstrates that American unilateralism has deeper roots and more resilience than many expect.
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Multilateralism and U.S. Foreign Policy: Ambivalent Engagement
14. Why. Is. U.S.. Human. Rights. Policy. So. Unilateralist? Andrew. Moravcsik.
THE STORY OF U.S. "EXCEPTIONALISM" IN HUMAN RIGHTS POLICY— THE
aversion of the United States to domestic application of international human
rights ...
Stewart Patrick, Shepard Forman,
2002
Stéphanie FRANCQ∗∗ I. The Use of the Unilateralist Method A. Community Acts
Determine Their Own Scope of Application 1. Implicit Criteria 2. Explicit Criteria 3.
Unilateralist Method B. Some Consequences of Using the Unilateralist Method ...
Petar Sarcevic, Paul Volken, Andrea Bonomi,
2007
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Pacific, The; Peace, Security and the Nuclear Issue (Hard)
approaches currently contend for control over US foreign policy: the unilateralist
and the internationalist (Bergsten, 1985; Nau, 1985). The internationalist policy
current emphasizes economic interdependence and adjustment to the relative ...
Walker, R., William M. Sutherland,
1988
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The Oxford Handbook of British Philosophy in the Seventeenth ...
The unilateralist theory did away with the old device of compact, and allowed
each labourer to appropriate natural resources legitimately without the consent of
others. Given this, we may treat the seventeenth-century discourse as revealing a
...
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Security and Environment in the Mediterranean: ...
... that led to the indefinite extension of the NPT in 1995, thereby severely
undermining global support for the Treaty" (Miiller 2001: 420). The second Bush
administration with its many unilateralist approaches to international arms control
...
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International Cooperation: The Extents and Limits of ...
Hence the unilateralist fallacy of the larger state is that its wisdom is greater than
that of smaller states, or other states in the system, and that military force is a
reflection of this wisdom rather than an instrument shaped by practical exigency.
I. William Zartman, Saadia Touval,
2010
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Middle Class Radicalism: The Social Bases of the British ...
by agreeing not to debate defence policy at all.1 The sudden defection of the Left
from the unilateralist cause was underlined in various ways throughout 1963.
Most importantly perhaps, three leading unilateralist MP's, Michael Foot, Iudith
Hart ...
9
Risk and the Control of Technology: Public Policies for Road ...
The first major breakthrough was the adoption by the GMWU of a unilateralist
resolution at its June Conference. The GMWU had been the most reactionary of
the major trade unions and this decision was, as Peggy Duff later remarked,
rather ...
10
Rethinking Civilization: Resolving Conflict in the Human Family
The serious differences between the Bush Administration and its critics at home
and abroad provide examples of how a narrowly unilateralist worldview can
come into conflict with a broadly multilateralist perspective. In the United States,
the ...
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «UNILATERALIST»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
unilateralist w wiadomościach.
Cameron challenges Labour to rule out "grubby" coalition deal with …
"And will you confirm that he would never be involved in any shabby deal to give away our nuclear deterrent as part of a deal with the unilateralist party simply to ... «Herald Scotland, Mar 15»
Barack Obama's Lost Promise
This was an encouraging development after the unilateralist policies of his predecessor, President George W. Bush, whose War on Terrorism had led to ... «ABOUT US EDITOR'S NOTE About Us The Cairo Review of, Sty 15»
Jim Murphy is too respectable to oppose Trident. For some, that …
“We're not a unilateralist party, and we're not going to become a unilateralist party,” Murphy said in a radio interview earlier this year, and in describing the ... «The Guardian, Gru 14»
Why Obama Needs the U.N.
He marginalized the Security Council over Iraq in 2003 and appointed the arch-unilateralist John Bolton as his representative in Turtle Bay in 2005. But as Iraqi ... «Politico, Wrz 14»
Obama is defying the Constitution on war
Goldsmith says Obama has become “a matchless war-powers unilateralist” who “removed all practical limits” on presidential war-making when exercised, as in ... «Washington Post, Wrz 14»
A New AUMF: What Is the Obama Administration Afraid of?
They will puzzle over how Barack Obama the prudent war-powers constitutionalist transformed into a matchless war-powers unilateralist. And they will wonder ... «Huffington Post, Wrz 14»
How Not to Lead the US in World Affairs
Their resulting policy of national (republican) self-defense was not isolationist, as many have characterized it, but rather unilateralist–and not the caricatured ... «The Federalist, Wrz 14»
Obama's Breathtaking Expansion of a President's Power To Make War
They will puzzle over how Barack Obama the prudent war-powers constitutionalist transformed into a matchless war-powers unilateralist. And they will wonder ... «TIME, Wrz 14»
The Ultimate Unilateralist
He is the ultimate unilateralist, almost to the point of solipsism. Two Papers in One!--I. "[John McCain's] choice of a running mate so evidently unfit for the office ... «Wall Street Journal, Wrz 14»
Brahma Chellaney | International law under siege
... Crimea, to the US-supported putsch in Kiev that deposed Ukraine's constitutional order highlights major powers' unilateralist approach to international law. «Livemint, Kwi 14»