3. Brief Introduction of Two major Schools: Realism and Neo-Liberalism
As the table shown above, realism and liberalism start from different viewpoints. As a result, two rational theories come to a distinct conclusion when it comes to judging international regimes. Even though their basic assumptions are going to largely coincide with each other during the academic neo-neo debate, views on inte
ofthe organizations listed. If this body and the airports themselves are to be effective in countering security threats, there must be a clearly established process that starts with the issue of policy at national level and is operationally apparent in theprocedures adopted by the individual airports. National policy is translated into a national security plan or overall security program, a nec
the ozone layer. It also regulates the parties to reach an agreement by officializing consented actions, standards and procedures.
Montreal Protocol
Representatives from 24 nations, meeting in Montreal in September 1987, signed the ‘Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer.’ Its primary goal was to reduce the worldwide production and use of CFCs. This protocol is the
the private sector due to the difference in the public and private sectors. First, unlike the private sector, public organizations do not fall apart easily due to the corruption. Second, the impact of corruption affects not only specific sector but has a negative impact on various dimensions such as political, social, economic and administrative sectors. Third, the cost due to corruption should b