LIBERALISM IN POST COLD WAR SCENARIO
LIBERALISM IN POST COLD WAR SCENARIO:
ROLE OF NON-STATE ACTORS
By: M.Sc Student Jawad Falak
Course Title: International Relations Since 1945
Roll No: 2013
Semester: 2nd
Submitted to: Sir Aleem Gillani
Department of International Relations
National Defence University
Islamabad
Abstract
In the contemporary world, the battle for dominance for the political systems to govern International Relations is still raging. The end of the Cold war and the fall of the Soviet Union has led to the rise of many Non state actors throughout the world. This paper aims to evaluate the rise of these different non state actors and their effect on global governance. Utilizing a descriptive and analytical approach, it will examine all complicated particulars regarding Non State Actors and its implications for International Relations using a theoretical perspective. In order to do so the paper will utilize neoliberalism to carry out a methodical examination. It will also expose the history of Non State Actors. It will elaborate how Non State Actors were started and how they began to occupy their current positions. More significantly, it provides an insightful analysis about Non State Actors in the current age using a theoretical perspective. It will complement the already existing material on Non State Actors and their role in today’s world as well as break new ground by viewing through the lens of Neo Liberalism.
Table of Contents
1. Introduction 4
2. Theoretical framework 5
3. The History of Non State Actors 6
4. The Types of Non State Actors 6
5. An overview of Global Governance 11
6. The Roles of Non State Actors 12
7. Conclusion 15
8. Bibliography 17
1. Introduction
International relations (IR) present the format of a stage where actors are required to perform a show. Actors can be defined as a person or entity that performs a function that contributes to International Relations. Two kinds of actors are
ROLE OF NON-STATE ACTORS
By: M.Sc Student Jawad Falak
Course Title: International Relations Since 1945
Roll No: 2013
Semester: 2nd
Submitted to: Sir Aleem Gillani
Department of International Relations
National Defence University
Islamabad
Abstract
In the contemporary world, the battle for dominance for the political systems to govern International Relations is still raging. The end of the Cold war and the fall of the Soviet Union has led to the rise of many Non state actors throughout the world. This paper aims to evaluate the rise of these different non state actors and their effect on global governance. Utilizing a descriptive and analytical approach, it will examine all complicated particulars regarding Non State Actors and its implications for International Relations using a theoretical perspective. In order to do so the paper will utilize neoliberalism to carry out a methodical examination. It will also expose the history of Non State Actors. It will elaborate how Non State Actors were started and how they began to occupy their current positions. More significantly, it provides an insightful analysis about Non State Actors in the current age using a theoretical perspective. It will complement the already existing material on Non State Actors and their role in today’s world as well as break new ground by viewing through the lens of Neo Liberalism.
Table of Contents
1. Introduction 4
2. Theoretical framework 5
3. The History of Non State Actors 6
4. The Types of Non State Actors 6
5. An overview of Global Governance 11
6. The Roles of Non State Actors 12
7. Conclusion 15
8. Bibliography 17
1. Introduction
International relations (IR) present the format of a stage where actors are required to perform a show. Actors can be defined as a person or entity that performs a function that contributes to International Relations. Two kinds of actors are
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