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IBDP Global Politics
Unit 1: Power, Sovereignty and International Relations
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1. What is the nature of power?
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1. What is power?
2. How does realism define power?
3. How does liberalism define power?
4. How do critical theories define power?
5. Which theory best explains power?
2. How has state power evolved?
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1. How did the nation state emerge?
2. What is sovereignty?
3. How is state sovereignty challenged today?
4. What is the 'social contract'?
5. What gives state power its legitimacy?
6. What type of states are more legitimate?
3. Can other groups influence the power of the state?
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1. How much power do IGOs have over states?
2. Are NGOs insignificant global actors?
3. How effective are social movements?
4. How do resistance movements operate?
5. Are political parties legitimate actors?
6. Do informal forums undermine democracy?
4. Can global interactions improve the world?
Unit 1: Exam Questions
Unit 2: Human Rights
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1. How have Human Rights evolved?
2. Who or what protects our Human Rights?
3. How do Human Rights operate in practice?
4. Why are Human Rights so contested?
Unit 3: Development
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1. Why is development contested?
2. How can development be helped or hindered?
3. Can globalisation help increase development?
4. Can development be made more sustainable?
Unit 4: Peace and Conflict
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1. Is the use of violence ever justified?
2. What causes conflicts to develop?
3. How do conflicts evolve over time?
4. Can peace be achieved by managing conflicts?
HL Extension: Global Political Challenges
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Topic 1: Environment
Topic 2: Poverty
Topic 3: Health
Topic 4: Identity
Topic 5: Borders
Topic 6: Security
EA: Engagement Activity
EE: Extended Essay in Global Politics
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Home
Explorations
MUN
IBDP Global Politics
Unit 1: Power, Sovereignty and International Relations
>
1. What is the nature of power?
>
1. What is power?
2. How does realism define power?
3. How does liberalism define power?
4. How do critical theories define power?
5. Which theory best explains power?
2. How has state power evolved?
>
1. How did the nation state emerge?
2. What is sovereignty?
3. How is state sovereignty challenged today?
4. What is the 'social contract'?
5. What gives state power its legitimacy?
6. What type of states are more legitimate?
3. Can other groups influence the power of the state?
>
1. How much power do IGOs have over states?
2. Are NGOs insignificant global actors?
3. How effective are social movements?
4. How do resistance movements operate?
5. Are political parties legitimate actors?
6. Do informal forums undermine democracy?
4. Can global interactions improve the world?
Unit 1: Exam Questions
Unit 2: Human Rights
>
1. How have Human Rights evolved?
2. Who or what protects our Human Rights?
3. How do Human Rights operate in practice?
4. Why are Human Rights so contested?
Unit 3: Development
>
1. Why is development contested?
2. How can development be helped or hindered?
3. Can globalisation help increase development?
4. Can development be made more sustainable?
Unit 4: Peace and Conflict
>
1. Is the use of violence ever justified?
2. What causes conflicts to develop?
3. How do conflicts evolve over time?
4. Can peace be achieved by managing conflicts?
HL Extension: Global Political Challenges
>
Topic 1: Environment
Topic 2: Poverty
Topic 3: Health
Topic 4: Identity
Topic 5: Borders
Topic 6: Security
EA: Engagement Activity
EE: Extended Essay in Global Politics
News Blog
Research Links
More