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UNITED NATION NATO NGO’s WTO NAFTA

The main NATO's The function of The function of NAFTA is

function of the UN mission is to an NGO may WTO is to important because
today is to protect the revolve around implement rules it boosts trade and
maintain peace freedom of its one or more and provisions economic growth
and security for all members. Its humanitarian related to trade between the US,
of its member targets include causes. Such policy review Canada and
states. In addition weapons of mass causes typically mechanism, to Mexico.

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world trade.
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rights officials, and removal of tariffs

NATO is to protect To administer the
provides food, on imports for all
the sovereignty, rules and
drinking water, three countries,
integrity and processes related
shelter, and other particularly for
interests of each to dispute

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humanitarian of the members, settlement ensure agricultural,
services to individually and the optimum use automotive and
peoples displaced collectively. An of world resources textile goods.
by famine, war, important piece of and to assist However,
and natural this is a international NAFTA’S greatest
disaster. standardization of organizations such function is that it
military equipment as, IMF and IBRD economically
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1.) Do civil society and INGO’ strengthen or undermine the role of the
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governments in international relations? Why or why not?

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policies of each government, sometimes citizens just add pressure to governments to

adhere to some progressive policies it and for some instance when there is problem
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specifically involving other country or races civil society can actually make it more

difficult for politicians to compromise especially when both parties have different

opinions that can cause chaos.

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 2.) Are the civil society and other organization truly separated from the

government’s action and policies? In what ways can the state maintain its

sovereignty amid globalization?

I think civil society and other organization are not truly separated from the

government actions and policies. Because first, the action and policies made by the

government is for its citizens and some organizations are built to help and support the

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3.) Compare and contrast globalism and informationalism.

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collectives such as nation and organizations across national boundaries the make
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foreign policies more like global policies requiring greater cooperation between
nations and other organizations. Informationalism is a newer concept that has been
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coined to explain how and why globalism has become so important—the international
sharing of information across borders that makes nations somewhat less important
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and individual interactions more so.

4.) What are the barriers to our collective learning in the age of information?
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Technology nowadays makes the information accessible than ever before, you

can now learn almost everything in internet, different sources are present and in just

one click thousands of results and sources are out but the barrier is that not all sources

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 are reliable and not information nowadays are fact and that cause misleading and even

fake news spread all over the world that gave commotions.

5.) Will geopolitical boundaries and physical barriers still be relevant in the

future given the nature of information and information revolution?

I think it will still be relevant in future because the barriers and boundaries are the

claims of the countries and because of this boundaries and barriers it controls the chaos

that might happen especially when the other countries are being interested on the

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