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IBDP Global Politics SL

Study Notes
1.1.1 Definitions of Power
1.1.2 Theories of Power (HL)
1.1.3 Hard vs Soft Power
1.1.4 Types of Power
1.2.1 State Sovereignty Terminology
1.2.2 Westphalian Sovereignty
1.2.3 Modern State Sovereignty
1.2.4 Challenges to State Sovereignty
1.2.5 Legitimacy of State Power
1.3.1 The United Nations (UN)
1.3.2 Intergovernmental Organisations (IGOs)
1.3.3 Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs)
1.3.4 Multinational Corporations (MNCs) and Trade Unions
1.3.5 Social and Resistance Movements
1.3.6 Violent Protest Movements
1.3.7 Political Parties: Shaping Global and National Politics
1.3.8 Informal Forums
1.3.9 Legitimacy of Non-State Actors
1.4.1 Global Governance
1.4.2 Cooperation in Politics
1.4.3 Conflict in Global Politics
2.1.1 Core Definitions
2.1.2 Historical Context of Human Rights
2.1.3 The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948)
2.1.4 Milestones in Human Rights
2.1.5 Internationalisation of Human Rights
2.2.1 Role of Custom in Human Rights
2.2.2 Human Rights in National Constitutions
2.2.3 International Human Rights Treaties
2.2.4 Protection Mechanisms
2.2.5 Monitoring Mechanisms in Human Rights
2.3.1 Human Rights Claims
2.3.2 Violations and Their Impacts
2.4.1 Individual vs Collective Rights Debate
2.4.2 Universalism vs Cultural Relativism
2.4.3 Politicisation and Human Rights
3.1.1 Various Definitions of Development
3.1.2 Sustainable Development
3.1.3 Concepts of Well-being in Development
3.2.1 Economic Indicators: Understanding Development Beyond GDP
3.2.2 Comprehensive Indices in Measuring Development
3.2.3 Alternative Measures in Development
3.3.1 Political Influences on Development
3.3.2 Economic Considerations in Development
3.3.3 Social Dynamics and Development
3.3.4 Institutional Roles in Development
3.3.5 Factors Affecting Development: Environmental Constraints
3.4.1 Development Theories in Global Politics
3.4.2 Economic Development Strategies
3.4.3 Social Development Initiatives in Global Politics
3.5.1 Globalisation: Wins and Losses
3.5.2 Politics of Inequality in Development
3.5.3 Sustainable Development Politics
4.1.1 Definitions of Peace
4.1.2 Understanding Positive Peace
4.1.3 Structural Violence in Societies: Unveiling Hidden Aggressions
4.2.1 Territorial Conflict
4.2.2 Interest-based Conflict in Global Politics
4.2.3 Ideological Conflict
4.2.4 Identity Conflict in Global Politics
4.3.1 Just War Theory
4.3.2 Humanitarian Intervention
4.3.3 Culturally Condoned Violence
4.4.1 Greed vs Grievance in Conflict
4.4.2 Territorial Control and Material Interest
4.4.3 Resource Scarcity and Ideology in Conflict
4.4.4 Threatened Identity and Perception
4.4.5 Parties to Conflict
4.5.1 Demonstrations and Civil Disobedience: Non-violent Forms of Conflict and Their Impact on Political and Social Change
4.5.2 Violent Protests and Guerrilla Warfare
4.5.3 Terrorism and Genocide
4.5.4 Conflict Dynamics and Models
4.5.5 Third-party Involvement in Conflict
4.6.1 Peacemaking Strategies in Global Politics
4.6.2 Peacebuilding and Reconciliation
5.1.1 Transboundary Environmental Problems
5.1.2 Environmental Impact of National Activities
5.1.3 Resource Use and Political Tensions
5.1.4 Economic Growth vs. Sustainable Development
5.2.1 Arctic Melt and Regional Cooperation
5.2.2 Yangtze River Drought and Water Diversion
5.2.3 Deforestation in Gadchiroli, India: An In-depth Analysis
5.2.4 Shale Gas Production in the USA and Environmental NGO Influence on Congressional Decision-Making
5.2.5 Carbon Offsetting Policy of Airline A
6.1.1 Globalization and Economic Integration
6.1.2 State and Non-State Cooperation in Addressing Poverty
6.1.3 Poverty and Inequality
6.2.1 Human Rights Perspective
6.2.2 Poverty in Conflict
6.3.1 Child Labour in Smokey Mountain, Manila: An In-Depth Case Study
6.3.2 Boko Haram and Child Soldiers: Understanding the Role of Poverty
6.3.3 Poverty in the Aboriginal Community, Queensland
6.3.4 Relative Poverty in the UK
6.3.5 The Global Poverty Project and "Live Below the Line" Campaign
7.1.1 Local and National Health Initiatives
7.1.2 Role of Global Actors in Addressing Global Health Challenges
7.1.3 Epidemics and International Cooperation
7.2.1 Health as a Determinant of Quality of Life
7.2.2 Health Indicators and Socio-Economic Developments
7.3.1 Syrian Refugees in Jordan and Health Care Provision
7.3.2 HIV/AIDS in Rural South Africa: Understanding the Link with Poverty
7.3.3 Drug Addiction and Health Care in Florida
7.3.4 Leprosy in Nepal
7.3.5 Ebola Outbreak in Liberia
8.1.1 Cultural and Religious Identity in Global Politics
8.1.2 Identity and Gender in Global Politics
8.2.1 Identity in Cases of Genocide and Ethnic Violence
8.2.2 Human Rights and Identity
8.3.1 Religion in Bhutan and Transition to Democracy
8.3.2 LGBT Marches in Eastern Europe from 2010 to Present
8.3.3 Class Identity in South Africa
8.3.4 Race and Incarceration in the USA
8.3.5 National Identity in Hungary
9.1.1 Physical and Conceptual Borders
9.1.2 Cross-Border Movement of Capital and Labor
9.2.1 Globalisation and Migration: The Diminishing Relevance of Physical Borders
9.2.2 Controversies Surrounding Immigration
9.3.1 Conflict Dimensions Related to Borders
9.3.2 Human Rights and Border Crossings
9.4.1 2014 Scottish Referendum for Independence
9.4.2 USA–Mexico Border Fence and Migration Legislation
9.4.3 Forced Relocation and Ancestral Land Conflict in Botswana
9.4.4 Migration in Europe and National vs. Regional Policies
9.4.5 Gender Borders and Women’s Rights in Egypt
10.1.1 Globalization and Security
10.2.1 Israel-Palestine Conflict: The Impact of Weaponry Advances in Gaza
10.2.2 Joseph Kony and Social Media: The 2012 Ugandan Case
10.2.3 Counterterrorism Legislation and Civil Liberties in the UK
10.2.4 Territorial Issues in Antarctica
10.2.5 2014 Hong Kong Protests: Security and Impact
10.3.1 Israel and Palestine Conflict
10.3.2 Joseph Kony and Social Media: A Catalyst for Social Change and Security Implications
10.3.3 Counterterrorism Legislation in the UK
10.3.4 Territorial Issues in Antarctica
10.3.5 2014 Hong Kong Protests
10.1 Security in a Globalized World (HL)

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