International Relations Glossary
1. Geopolitics:
Noun
it is the study of the effects of Earth's
geography on politics and international relations.
Fr: Géopolitque
2. Hegemony:
Noun
Leadership or predominant influence
exercised by one nation over others.
Fr: Hégémonie
3. Soft Power:
Noun
the ability to achieve one's goals
without force, especially by diplomacy or persuasion.
Fr :
Puissance douce/manière douce
4.
Nationalism:
Noun
1. spirit or aspirations common to the whole of a nation:
Example: He describes how the intense and unconquerable
nationalism of India’s hundreds of millions contributed to the decline of the
British empire.
2. devotion and loyalty to one's own country; patriotism:
Example: The promotion of a healthy nationalism is part of the
responsibility of the leaders of a newly independent, diverse nation.
Fr :
Nationalisme
5.
Multilateralism:
Noun
Trade or diplomatic
negotiations among several nations.
Fr. Multilateralisme
6. Bipolarity:
Adjective
When the World’s order
is separate between two poles or major power.
Example: The world’s
order during the cold war was separate between two major powers: USA & USSR
Fr: Bipolarité/Monde
Bipolaire
7. Unipolarity:
Adjective
When the World’s order
is ruled by one major power.
Example: The world’s
order after the cold war was ruled by one major power: The USA
Fr: Unipolarité/Monde Unipolaire
8. Multipolarity:
Adjective
When the World’s order
is separate between differents poles of major power.
Example: The world’s
order is now separate between different major powers
Fr. Multipolarité/Monde
Multipolaire
9. Globalization:
Noun
1.
the
act of globalizing, or extending to other or all parts of the world
Example: the globalization of manufacturing.
2.
worldwide integration and
development
Example: Globablization has resulted in the loss of some
individual cultural identities.
Fr: Mondialisation
10.
Humanitarian
Intervention:
Noun
The use of military force by external
actors to address severe human rights abuses within a sovereign state.
Fr: Intervention Humanitaire
11.
Economic
Sanctions:
Noun
Coercive measures, often in the form of
trade restrictions, imposed on a country to influence its behavior.
Example: After is Invasion of Ukraine, Russia
had to face Economic Sanctions
Fr: Sanctions Économique
12.
Cold War:
Noun
State of geopolitical tension and
competition between the United States and the Soviet Union after World War II.
Fr: Guerre Froide
13.
Rogue State:
Noun
Nation perceived as violating
international norms and posing a threat to global stability, often due to its
behavior.
Example: North Korea is a rogue state
Fr: État voyou
14.
Sphere of Influence:
Noun
An area or region where a particular
country or power exerts significant economic, political, or military influence.
Example: Europe is in US sphere of
Influence.
Fr: Sphère d’influence
15.
Bilateralism
Noun
Trade or diplomatic
relations between two countries.
Fr: Bilatéralisme
16.
Landlocked Country:
Noun
A sovereign state entirely enclosed by the
territory of other countries, lacking coastlines, and direct access to the sea.
Example: Kazakhstan is a landlocked
country.
Fr: Pays Enclavé
17.
Theocracy:
Noun
1. a form of government in which God or a deity is recognized as the
supreme civil ruler, the God's or deity's laws being interpreted by the
ecclesiastical authorities.
2. a system of government by priests claiming a divine commission.
Example: Saudi Arabia is a theocracy.
Fr: Théocratie
18.
Neutrality:
Noun
A policy of not taking sides in conflicts
and refraining from alliances, allowing a state to maintain impartiality and
avoid participation in wars.
Example: For a long time, Switzerland was
a perfect example of neutrality
Fr: Neutralité
19.
Normalization:
Noun
The process of normalizing diplomatic
relations between two states or entities, often after a period of conflict or
strained relations.
Example: When Donald Trump met Kim Jon-Un he
tried a process of normalization.
Fr: Normalisation
20.
Non-Aligned
Movement (NAM):
Noun
A group of states choosing not to align
with any major power bloc, often emphasizing independence in foreign policy.
Fr: Mouvement Non-Alligné
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