The diffusion of norms in the international system

Ring, Jonathan J.

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“…Simulations reveal how populations of types of agents using various rules evolve, equilibria may not result, and may not be sticky. Scholars use ABMs to understand phenomena such as how coercion and emulation produce distinct temporal and geographic patterns in norm adoption (Ring, 2014) and the interplay between state formation and the severity of war . 4…”

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Lewis Fry Richardson: His Intellectual Legacy and Influence in the Social Sciences

Gleditsch¹

2020

Pioneers in Arts, Humanities, Science, Engineering, Practice

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Section: Evolutionary Games and Agent-based Modelsmentioning

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Lewis Fry Richardson: His Intellectual Legacy and Influence in the Social Sciences

Gleditsch¹

2020

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“…The international norm begins with the central idea possessed by numbers of individuals, organizations, or countries. The norms spreading worldwide normally go through the process called 'life-cycle norms', with three stages: (1) norm emergence, (2) norm acceptance, and (3) norm institutionalization [7].…”

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Resistance and Acceptance on the Diffusion of Global Norms of Child Participation in Indonesia

Albayumi¹,

Priambudi²,

Hara³

2021

Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Science and Technology in Administration and Management Information, ICSTIAM

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The definition of what is important and who needs to be protected in the world community always changes. In 1990, through the adoption of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), the world community is determined to protect and make children a comprehensive person, complete with a series of rights as human beings. The consequence of CRC is that children are deemed necessary to engage in decision-making processes whose outcomes will affect the growth of their selfdevelopment. The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) as a UN agency dealing with child welfare issues and international non-governmental organizations (INGOs) working on the issue of children rights are important norm entrepreneurs in spreading this norm. This study aims to analyze the diffusion of norms of child participation in Indonesia by using the conceptual framework of Martha Finnemore and Kathryn Sikkink on norms diffusion and of Amitav Acharya's concept on localization of norms. Using qualitative methods, this study found that within the Indonesian government, the diffusion of child participation norms has reached the final stage of norm diffusion, called internalization. In contrast, within Indonesian society the diffusion of the norms raises two types of resistance namely cultural and religious resistance

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“…Las investigaciones sobre difusión, stricto sensu, no son ni completamente materialistas ni rigurosamente constructivistas (Ring, 2014). Si bien es cierto es factible analizar los mecanismos de difusión bajo la preponderancia de una de estas dos aproximaciones metodológicas, los trabajos analíticos sobre difusión de ideas, normas o políticas tienen un enfoque general y una mirada bajo un pluralismo teórico para dirigir su atención hacia esos instrumentos difusivos, en donde se mezclan nociones racionalistas e ideacionales.…”

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“…En cambio, para el constructivismo la difusión se deriva de la socialización, se enfoca en las ideas y ocurre cuando las normas se propagan o difunden, porque hay una valoración social de esta(Weyland, 2009). Mientras que la coerción es un "un mecanismo que opera en sentido vertical"(Osorio, 2014, p. 34), de un actor dominante sobre Estados débiles(Graham et al, 2012;Ring, 2014), la competencia, el aprendizaje y la socialización son herramientas que operan de manera vertical de un Estado a otro(Daley y Garand, 2005).En la tabla 1 se presentan los principales instrumentos y actores que intervienen en la difusión de ideas, políticas y normas. Los mecanismos de difusión de políticas tienen un enfoque estatocéntrico, donde el Estado o lo decisores son los actores destinatarios de la transferencia de una idea, innovación o política, influenciados por actores externos.…”

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Difusión del enfoque de seguridad humana en Costa Rica: entre la aceptación y la resistencia de la comunidad epistémica de derechos humanos

Zapata

2019

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Los estudios de difusión de políticas pocas veces explican el papel que pueden desempeñar las comunidades epistémicas como promotores o bloqueadores de la difusión de una idea, norma o política. El objetivo de este artículo es analizar el rol de la comunidad epistémica costarricense de derechos humanos en la difusión del enfoque de seguridad humana. El estudio sugiere que la comunidad de derechos humanos ha jugado un papel ambiguo en la difusión del enfoque de seguridad humana en Costa Rica, que se sitúa entre la aceptación y el rechazo. Adicionalmente, esta investigación encuentra que los mecanismos de coerción, competencia y socialización pueden tener influencia en actores distintos al Estado o al gobierno, como las organizaciones internacionales.

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The diffusion of norms in the international system

Cited by 7 publications

References 148 publications

Lewis Fry Richardson: His Intellectual Legacy and Influence in the Social Sciences

Lewis Fry Richardson: His Intellectual Legacy and Influence in the Social Sciences

Resistance and Acceptance on the Diffusion of Global Norms of Child Participation in Indonesia

Difusión del enfoque de seguridad humana en Costa Rica: entre la aceptación y la resistencia de la comunidad epistémica de derechos humanos

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