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1. I think international issues have always existed, but we haven’t always noticed or even cared. As accessibility to news and travel to otherstates becomes easier I think it highlights international issues. Then, as western societies move to more liberal policies and NGOs gain popularity and influence we become more invested in these issues.

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If the international system is more akin to a state of nature, I would argue that the actions of the individual states, both alone and in the groups to which they belong, are of critical importance, and the more connected we become, the more the actions of one affect all others. hence the state will be more important.

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Saying that governments are going to be more effective when working together versus working alone is wrong. We will not eliminate war now, nor ensure greater air. The governments may be more ineffective when they start trying to help other nations when they cannot help themselves.

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I don’t think we could say there are more or less international issues however we can say that participation of states has varied over time and will continue to vary.

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The state will become less important. As more issues are recognized as “Transnational” the more each state will be expected to act within certain constraints, and the more states can interfere in other states for the sake of solving transnational issues.

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I don’t believe that there are necessarily more international issues today, but a greater access to information around the world due to media has brought more of these issues to light. We are more aware of the international issues today, compared to people a hundred years ago.

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I think that issue are being brought up that haven’t been brought up before

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In the future there will be more transnational issues because it gets easier and easier to move between nations. So disease could spread more quickly, crime could go on better and less detected, also with the internet and cyber hacking.
Are there more international issues then there used to be? Yes, because before people stuck to their own continent, for the most part. There weren’t tourists from America to china because there was no America and China was so far away. The world has become much smaller. Also we have more technology that can effect things like climate which is a transnational issue.
Transnational issue leading to more air or less war? Less war I think, because we would have a common issue, like disease, or climate, or a common enemy that would bring us together to get rid of it.

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There aren’t necessarily more international issues than before, but our ability to know what’s taking place throughout the globe makes it seem that way.

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I think that there isn't more or less international issues. I think the issues are different. As the world changes and progresses, so do the issues. In the past, states would be more concerned with wars that happen with neighboring states. Now, a big concern is global wars. While there is still the concern of war, the threat is different.
- Lily G.

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1. We don’t necessarily know that there are more issues, but there are far more actors and the world is far more connected and so issues seem to be harder to solve. So maybe there aren’t more issues, they’re just more of a problem because of how the international system works today.

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1. We don’t necessarily know that there are more issues, but there are far more actors and the world is far more connected and so issues seem to be harder to solve. So maybe there aren’t more issues, they’re just more of a problem because of how the international system works today.

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With the advent of the internet and the expansion of global trade, I feel like we also have seen the rise of more international issues, especially the bad ones. A huge example in recent years has been the expansion of terrorism in western civilization. Up until this century, things like the 9/11 attacks at New York
would have been impossible

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Yes there are more international issues than there were in the past because countries are becoming more developed and now have more opportunities to branch out and interact with other countries.

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I would say that there are not more issues per say, but there is a greater sense of collective responsibility. The issues of resources, population, war, etc have not changed-just how we view them and interact with each other over them. But climate change/pollution has new facets added-ie global warming and biodegradable waste, or lack there of.

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I think that international issues will not affect the power of States positively or negatively. At the end of the day, each state has to agree to work to solve international issues or not, so the state will continue to be the primary actor in world affairs. Although international organizations can certainly play a role, any role would have to fall under state authority.

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There are more states now then there ever was in the past and with that greater opportunities for conflict but also more opportunities for prosperity and coordination. I guess it really depends on what your viewpoint is. If its more realist. Then there will be more conflict as states continue to compete for sake of their own security. If one has a more liberal view of the world one believes that an institution could be established among these actors that could generate more peace.

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There are NOT more international issues than before. We just have greater knowledge of how they work between nations.

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#3 Leaving aside the centrality of the state in the future, would an increase in “transnational issues” lead to more air, or less war?

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#3 Leaving aside the centrality of the state in the future, would an increase in “transnational issues” lead to more air, or less war?

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#2 If there are more international issues, what does that mean for the state? 🇹🇱🇹🇴🇺🇦🇺🇦🇹🇨 Will it become less important or more important?

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#2 If there are more international issues, what does that mean for the state? 🇹🇱🇹🇴🇺🇦🇺🇦🇹🇨 Will it become less important or more important?

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#1 Are there more “international issues” than there used to be? How do we know?

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#1 Are there more “international issues” than there used to be? How do we know?