Tensions between these dimensions,and the interaction between their assumptions and the material realities of the time period they are embedded within, produced the various crises and breakdown of the international order, observed first in the aftermath of World War I when the Wilsonian vision of liberal internationalism failed to produce the necessary conditions for the upholding of collective se. [...] The three main goals of the FAO are the eradication of hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition; the elimination of poverty and the driving forward of economic and social progress for all; and, the sustainable management and utilization of natural resources(FAO, n.d.). [...] Food security and insecurity, as well as the various specific indicators used to determine whether a person is in one state or the other, are mentioned in the CFS GSF and are defined in the FAO report “The State of Food Insecurity in the World 2015” (53), and the many degrees of severity of these indicators around the world are discussed throughout the report and GSF. [...] TTIP and TTP) have the potential to weaken the “institutions that in democracies check the otherwise unbridled power of the executive: the legislature – the venue for deliberating and negotiating the preferences of the voters – and the judiciary – the institution that protects individual rights against governmental abuse of authority” (2016: 59-60). [...] This is because the trade agreement limits the capacity of governments to regulate this service to the benefit of the public, therefore, encouraging the further expansion of the multinational corporation rights through the liberalisation of services.
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