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Source Based Position Paper Earl Warren

The document discusses a quote by Earl Warren about the failure of nation-states to recognize the need for international cooperation. It analyzes the meaning of the quote, explaining that it refers to how societies progress through change that can appear divisive, and that nations currently cannot see how imperative it is for them to work together internationally. The document concludes that Earl Warren's message in the quote advocates for greater internationalism among nation-states.

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Source Based Position Paper Earl Warren

The document discusses a quote by Earl Warren about the failure of nation-states to recognize the need for international cooperation. It analyzes the meaning of the quote, explaining that it refers to how societies progress through change that can appear divisive, and that nations currently cannot see how imperative it is for them to work together internationally. The document concludes that Earl Warren's message in the quote advocates for greater internationalism among nation-states.

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POSITION PAPER 1

Hanneke Kassies
Mr. Rankin
April 8, 2014


Source-Based Position Paper
To what extent should internationalism be pursued?

To be able to understand the quote " "The most tragic paradox of our time is to be found in
the failure of nation-states to recognize the imperatives of internationalism." By Earl Warren, you
need to understand what the quote is trying to tell people. A society, in the process of moving
forward often appears to be tearing itself apart. He means that the paradox of this time is that the
nations can't see how they need to co-operate with others. The second part of the quote uses the
word imperatives which means a lot of request for something, in this case that would be
internationalism which basically means co-operation. Earl Warren understands that there needs to
be an urgent change in the internationalism, in my opinion the quote is pro-internationalism the
message he is sending through the quote is directed toward the anti-internationalists.

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