Global Citizenship and International Law
Exploring the U.S. role in international organizations like the UN and the impact of treaties.
Key Questions
- Justify whether international law should ever override U.S. national law.
- Analyze the responsibilities of a 'global citizen'.
- Explain how the U.S. balances sovereignty with global cooperation.
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