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Changing Arms Control Norms in International Society

Norms and societies in international relations Norms in international relations What does “international society” look like?Influence of norms on states’ behavior Beyond the norm life cycle model Emergence of norms regarding weapons use Norms regarding weapons use Chivalry and the norm against poison use in Europe Bushido and the norm against gun use in Japan The advent of “European inter-state society”“Civilized” war? Adoption of St. Petersburg Declaration Development of norms regarding weapons use in “inter-state society”The standard of “civilization”From European inter-state society to inter-state society Changes in domestic society and their impact on inter-state society Rules for “civilized” war: the Hague Peace Conference Universalization of “inter-state society”Construction of normative ideas regarding nuclear weapons Decreasing autonomy of “inter-state society”?Conclusion of the Mine Ban Treaty Formation of the Convention on Cluster Munitions Viscosity of nuclear non-proliferation norm Advent of a new dark age?Future of norms regarding weapons use Growth of “inter-state society”Inter-state society’s decreasing autonomy The future of international politics

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