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IBDP Global Politics SL

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1.1.1 States and Government Actors
1.1.2 Intergovernmental Organizations and Formal Forums
1.1.3 Civil Society, NGOs and Social Movements
1.1.4 Private Actors, Companies and the Media
1.1.5 Stakeholders without Political Agency
1.2.1 Structures of Political Systems
1.2.2 Dynamics of Political Systems
1.2.3 Contextual Differences in Actor Power
1.3.1 Rules and Norms in Political Interaction
1.3.2 Institutions as Formal and Informal Structures
2.1.1 Defining Power in Global Politics
2.1.2 Evaluating Thinkers on Power
2.2.1 Hard Power and Coercion
2.2.2 Soft Power and Persuasion
2.2.3 Smart Power in Practice
2.3.1 Structural Power and Institutions
2.3.2 Relational Power and Alliances
2.4.1 Forms of Power across Society
2.5.1 Agency, Domination and Collective Power
2.5.2 Comparing Classifications of Power
3.1.1 Westphalian State Sovereignty
3.1.2 Sovereignty, Force and Authority
3.2.1 International Law, Norms and Recognition
3.2.2 Consent and Political Participation
3.3.1 Internal Sovereignty and Self-Government
3.3.2 External Sovereignty and Recognition
3.4.1 Global Interdependence and Supranationality
3.4.2 Non-State and Transnational Challenges
4.1.1 State Legitimacy and Government Legitimacy
4.1.2 Historical, Ideological and National Sources
4.1.3 Democratic Consent and Representation
4.1.4 Performance, Welfare and Recognition
4.2.1 Linking Sovereignty and Legitimacy
4.3.1 Internal and External Challenges
4.3.2 Instability and Ineffective Governance
4.3.3 Force, Oppression and Rights Violations
4.4.1 Representation and Social Interests
4.4.2 Interaction, Ability and Efficacy
4.5.1 Legitimacy as a Changing Condition
4.5.2 Formal and Self-Legitimation Processes
4.5.3 Organic Recognition and Delegitimation
5.1.1 Government and Governance
5.1.2 National and International Law
5.1.3 Examples of Global Governance
5.1.4 Sources of International Law
5.2.1 UN Structure and Charter
5.2.2 General Assembly and Security Council
5.2.3 UN Agencies, Committees and Programmes
5.2.4 Achievements and Limitations of the UN
5.3.1 IGO and Non-State Actor Participation
5.3.2 Regional and Specialized Organizations
5.4.1 Treaties and Collective Security
5.4.2 Strategic Alliances and Economic Cooperation
5.4.3 Informal Cooperation and Networks
6.1.1 Diverse Theoretical Perspectives
6.1.2 Uses of Theories and Models
6.2.1 Applying Theory to Political Issues
6.2.2 Bias and Model Limitations
7.1.1 Rights and Human Rights
7.1.2 Justice in Political and Social Terms
7.1.3 Liberty and Individual Freedom
7.1.4 Equality and Equity
8.1.1 States and National Governments
8.1.2 International Rights Institutions
8.1.3 Regional Human Rights Tribunals
8.2.1 Civil Society and Advocacy
8.2.2 Marginalized and Vulnerable Groups
8.2.3 Private Companies, Unions and Labour Rights
9.1.1 Codifying Rights and Justice
9.1.2 Protecting and Enforcing Rights
9.2.1 International and Regional Rights Frameworks
9.2.2 Internationalization of Human Rights
9.2.3 Responsibility to Protect
9.3.1 Rights Violations and Perceived Injustices
9.3.2 Examples of Rights Violations
9.3.3 Discrimination, Speech and Terrorism Measures
10.1.1 Diverse Standards of Rights
10.1.2 Politicization of Rights and Justice
10.2.1 Labour and Indigenous Rights Claims
10.2.2 Gender and Sexual Identity Rights
11.1.1 Meanings of Development
11.1.2 Meanings of Sustainability
11.1.3 Poverty as Opportunity and Resource Deprivation
11.1.4 Inequality and Power Asymmetries
12.1.1 State, National and Local Governments
12.1.2 International Financial Institutions
12.2.1 Civil Society and Grassroots Initiatives
12.2.2 Marginalized and Structurally Affected Groups
12.2.3 Transnational Companies and Trade Networks
13.1.1 Multiple Dimensions of Development
13.1.2 Multiple Dimensions of Sustainability
13.1.3 Assessing Development and Sustainability
13.2.1 Political Factors in Development
13.2.2 Economic Factors in Development
13.2.3 Social Factors in Development
13.2.4 Institutional Factors in Development
13.2.5 Environmental Factors in Development
13.3.1 Connecting Development and Sustainability
14.1.1 Globalization’s Impacts
14.1.2 Sustainable Development and SDGs
14.2.1 De-growth and Regenerative Approaches
15.1.1 Positive and Negative Peace
15.1.2 Latent and Overt Conflict
15.1.3 Direct, Structural and Cultural Violence
15.1.4 Non-Violence and Pacifism
16.1.1 Parties to Conflict
16.1.2 State and Non-State Actors
16.2.1 Mediation, Negotiation and Intervention
16.2.2 Intervention Tools and External Actors
16.2.3 Non-Combatants and Affected Groups
17.1.1 Conflict Dynamics and Analytical Tools
17.1.2 Identity, Ideology and Interests
17.1.3 Greed, Grievance and Perception
17.2.1 Inter-State and Intra-State Conflicts
17.2.2 Non-State and Extra-State Conflicts
17.3.1 Peacemaking through Negotiations and Treaties
17.3.2 Peacekeeping in Practice
17.3.3 Peacebuilding and Reconciliation
17.3.4 Justice, Forgiveness and Empathy
18.1.1 Justifications of Violence
18.1.2 Violent and Non-Violent Protest
18.1.3 Guerrilla Warfare, Terrorism and Genocide
18.2.1 Effectiveness of Peacebuilding Efforts
18.2.2 Arms Proliferation and Nuclear Deterrence

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