Prisoners of Geography notes (1st edition)

Geopolitics exam notes completed at ESADE Buisness School for Global Governance, Economics and Legal Order. Grade achieved: 9.4/10 with honours. Topics ranging from the creation of the state and Westphalia to covering the geopolitics of Russia, China, the US, India, Japan and more.

This essay evaluates a variety of different methods of development aid and reasons that they have all been largely ineffective in reducing inequalities in developing countries. It reasons based on factual data that is linked to theories and gives overall strong evidence in the conclusion as to the ineffectiveness of development aid.

This essay gives the reasons for and against the effectiveness of the UN and a conclusion as to it's effectiveness based events and crisis' and how the UN responded and most importantly the result of the intervention of the UN.

This essay outlines the shift from hard to soft power used in geopolitics based on factual evidence and theories that evaluate the shift's effectiveness.

This essay assess' how and to what extent mechanisms of power have changed over time. From the British Empire to the UN issuing sanctions on Iran, this essay outlines the shift from hard power to soft power the geopolitical reasons as to why.

This essay outlines both arguments as to why the UN is both effective, yet it's effectiveness is also declining and concludes a summary that answers the question based on factual and relevant data.

This essay evaluates a variety of different methods of development aid and reasons that they have all been largely ineffective in reducing inequalities in developing countries. It reasons based on factual data that is linked to theories and gives overall strong evidence in the conclusion as to the ineffectiveness of development aid.

This essay assess' how and to what extent mechanisms of power have changed over time. From the British Empire to the UN issuing sanctions on Iran, this essay outlines the shift from hard power to soft power the geopolitical reasons as to why.

This essay outlines the shift from hard to soft power used in geopolitics based on factual evidence and theories that evaluate the shift's effectiveness.

This essay gives the reasons for and against the effectiveness of the UN and a conclusion as to it's effectiveness based events and crisis' and how the UN responded and most importantly the result of the intervention of the UN.

This essay outlines both arguments as to why the UN is both effective, yet it's effectiveness is also declining and concludes a summary that answers the question based on factual and relevant data.

Geopolitics exam notes completed at ESADE Buisness School for Global Governance, Economics and Legal Order. Grade achieved: 9.4/10 with honours. Topics ranging from the creation of the state and Westphalia to covering the geopolitics of Russia, China, the US, India, Japan and more.

In-depth AS Physical Geography notes covering all of the syllabus points in order for Hydrology, Rocks and Weathering and Atmosphere and Weather. I scored an A* across this course and dropped very few marks on this paper. I now read Geography at Durham University. These notes have plenty of detail for anybody aiming to achieve an A* in A-Level Geography, with numerous case study examples.