5 Questions
What is the principal unit in international relations according to the 'givens' of international relations?
Nation
What is the most important legal mechanism in international relations?
International agreement
What is the most important principle of international law according to the text?
Pacta sunt servanda
What is the main function of domestic law according to the text?
Enabling function
Why do states comply with international law according to the text?
To enable and incentivize cooperation
Study Notes
International Relations Fundamentals
- The principal unit in international relations is the state.
International Law
- The most important legal mechanism in international relations is treaty.
- The most important principle of international law is sovereignty.
Domestic Law and Function
- The main function of domestic law is to regulate the behavior of individuals within a state.
State Compliance with International Law
- States comply with international law due to self-interest, reciprocity, and reputation.
Test your knowledge of the "Givens" of international relations and the fundamental principles of international law in this quiz. Explore concepts such as nationhood, international agreements, and the principle of pacta sunt servanda. Sharpen your understanding of these key elements of international law and diplomacy.
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