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  1. 5. only the ___ can hear cases that are legal disputes between states. These cases can only be brought to the court by states. (abbreviate it)
  2. 10. example of regional, single-issue IO (hint: it focuses on economic cooperation)
  3. 11. judicial organ of the UN that hears legal disputes between states
  4. 12. a source of international law: both domestic and international judicial decisions can be cited to create and enforce international law
  5. 15. law in the absence of central authority that tries to bind states and nonstate actors in their relations with one another
  6. 16. a source of international law: formal, voluntary, written agreements between states
  7. 17. idea that IR actors follow international law because they want and expect other actors to follow it
  8. 20. judicial institution separate from the UN that tries individuals for criminal acts including genocide, crimes against humanity, crimes of aggression, and war crimes
  9. 21. "While the ICC's decisions can be appealed, its decisions are implemented by the court itself as the ICC is the world's law enforcement."
  10. 22. actions taken by states to punish other states who violate international law is an example of ____ enforcement
Down
  1. 1. a source of international law: some laws which are outlawed in most states should also be outlawed in the international system too
  2. 2. example of global, single-issue IO (hint: it focuses on trade)
  3. 3. example of global, multiple-issue IO
  4. 4. the largest and most powerful regional, multiple-issue IO
  5. 6. a source of international law: eventually, practices that states engage in with each other over time can become international law
  6. 7. actions taken by IOs to enforce international law is not common, but it is an example of ___ enforcement
  7. 8. only the ___ can hear cases against individuals that pertain to crimes of genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, and crimes of aggression. The crimes must be committed in the territory of a state in that institution, by a state in that institution, or in the territory of a state that has accepted that institution's jurisdiction. (abbreviate it)
  8. 9. most common type of international law enforcement
  9. 10. example of regional, multiple-issue IO (hint: IO similar to UN but focused on one continent)
  10. 13. "The decisions of the ICJ are binding and cannot be appealed. However, enforcement is up to states."
  11. 14. event that marks the first state to ever leave the European Union
  12. 18. states can prosecute violators of international law even if the violator is from another country
  13. 19. single-issue or multiple-issue refers to the ___ of IOs