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Drivers (causes)

Technology & communications

Transnational Corporations

States and Global governance

Ideology

Unit 3 Assessments

30 mark debate questions

Synoptic

Use comparative theories if you can

Covers two or more topics

Comparative evaluation of two..eg.

forms of polarity

forms of governance

usually evaluation of

change over time

significance

Standard essay structure

main conclusion

3 analytical/evaluative sections

mini conclusion

against

for

intro - line of argument

Evaluate the view that

Choice of two out of three questions

12 mark comparative questions

Section B - comparative theories

Realist vs liberal view on e.g

conflict

world order

power

significance of states

human nature

Compulsory/no choice

Section A - comparative analysis

Compare two e.g.

states (power)

impacts

causes

processes

concepts

institutions (governance)

effectiveness

features

Choice of two questions

1 comparative theme in each paragraph

No intro or conclusion - no AO3 evaluation

Approx 1-1.5 pages

3 paragraph structure

6. Power and Developments

Likelihood of superpower conflict

Current world order

Impact of regime types

Polarity and stability

Polarity/world order

multipolarity

bipolarity

unipolarity

Power

State power rankings

Power classifications

Types of power

5. The EU and Regionalism

EU as a model for other ROs

Prospects for future regionalism

Other regional organisations

Arab League

African Union

NAFTA/USMCA

ASEAN

Types of regionalism

European Union

Global significance and prospects

Integration

Security

Enlargement

Development & structure

Main topic

3-4 Global Governance

Effectiveness of output

Climate change

Human rights

Poverty reduction

Conflict resolution

Institutions

Need for reform

Legitimacy

Impact of state power

Environmental (Climate Change)

Process

Summits

Conventions

UN bodies

Issues & perspectives

World Trade Organisation

G groupings

G20

Bretton Woods System

World Bank Group

International Monetary Fund

Human Rights

Humanitarian intervention

International Courts & Tribunals

ECHR

International Criminal Court

Yugoslavia

Rwanda

Nuremburg

International HR law & UN HR bodies

Political

NATO

The UN Organs

International Court of Justice

Economic & Social Council

General Assembly

Security Council

International law and UN Charter

2. Comparative Theories

Liberalism

Locke

Mechanistic theory

Commonwealth & social contract

Rule of law

Rationalism & enlightened self interest

Neo

Fukuyama 'end of history'

liberal institutonalism

Keohane

interdependence liberalism

democratic peace theory

Kant 'perpetual peace'

Anarchical society of states theory

Realism

Links to core ideologies

Leviathan and order

Human nature

State of Nature

Neoclassical

Human nature & structure

Neo/Structural

Huntington 'clash of civilisations'

Anarchic state system

Offensive

Mearsheimer

Defensive

Waltz

Classical

Power/human nature

Morgenthau

Hobbes

Machiavelli

Thucydides

1. States and Globalisation

Debates

Has it been exaggerated?

Impact on state sovereignty

impacts on conflict, human right, poverty & environment

Winners and losers

Globalisation

Phases of development

Types and features

Political (Global Governance)

Cultural

Economic