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What is the normative conceptualization of globalization according to the text?
As the set of rules governing the relationships between states
What was the important article 'The Geographical Pivot of History' about?
H. J. Mackinder (Halford John Mackinder)
What is the main function of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) according to the text?
To ensure that trade flows as smoothly, predictably and freely as possible
When was the Modern State conventionally born according to the text?
Peace of Westphalia
In his article 'The Hobbesian Basis of American Constitutionalism,' what does Professor Coleman write about?
Hobbes
What is one of the characteristics of “legal centralism”, the legal ideology of modernity?
That every legal system is based upon a specific natural law conception
What lesson does the “tulip bubble” teach us?
Any market must have rules designed outside of it
What became the connecting link between the different orders of land and sea in the new “Jus Publicum Europaeum”?
The island of England
What do all the different comparative and global or transnational approaches share in common?
They appear universalist in a comparison to state-bound approaches and discourses
What is the 'gold standard'?
A system where the value of a country's currency is directly linked to gold
What is the significance of the 'gold standard'?
It is a currency system where a country's currency is directly backed by gold
Which statement best describes the concept of 'legal centralism'?
A single legal system can correspond only to a single geographical area
What does the 'tulip bubble' teach us?
Any market must have rules designed outside of it
What was the connecting link between the different orders of land and sea in the new 'Jus Publicum Europaeum'?
The Empire
What is a common characteristic shared by all the different comparative and global or transnational approaches?
They appear universalist in comparison to state-bound approaches and discourses
According to the text, what became the connecting link between the different orders of land and sea in the new 'Jus Publicum Europaeum'?
The Empire
What is the concept of the 'gold standard'?
A monetary system in which the standard monetary unit is a fixed amount of gold or is maintained at the value of a fixed amount of gold
What does the classical idea of Chinese political and legal philosophy underline?
Underlines governance or ruling of men i.e. 'renzhi'
What does the WTO (World Trade Organisation) deal with?
The global rules of trade between nations, ensuring that trade flows as smoothly, predictably and freely as possible
What is the constitutional chain of legitimacy?
Starts from the people and it is channeled to a constitution
What are the three pillars of Bretton Woods institutionalized multilateralism?
IMF, WB, GATT
'The Geographical Pivot of History' is an important article by whom?
H. J. Mackinder (Halford John Mackinder)
When was the WTO system created?
In the 19th and 20th centuries as a by-product of private International law
'The Hobbesian Basis of American Constitutionalism' article discusses the political theory of:
Hobbes
When was the Modern State conventionally born?
Peace of Westphalia
'Comparative Law' as an academic sub-discipline was born and grew up during which time period?
In the 19th and 20th centuries as a by-product of private International law
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