Sovereignty Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

POWER - ans-the ability of one person/country to get another person/country to act in accordance with the first person's intentions HARD POWER - ans-The reliance on coercive economic and military strength to solve international problems. SOFT POWER - ans-The reliance on diplomacy and negotiation to solve international problems. SMART POWER - ans-Combination of hard power of coercion and payment with soft power of persuasion and attraction ECONOMIC POWER - ans-Gaining ...

Key concept: Power : The ability to influence other groups in global politics and achieve outcomes. Three main kinds of power : 1. Hard power 2. Smart power 3. Soft power Hard power : The use of coercion by states/groups to achieve their goals, usually in the form of military force and/or sanctions (economic as well as political). Examples of hard power : 1. Use of military force by the US against Islamic State in 2014. Soft or smart power options were not viable because Islamic Sta...

political issue : any question of global interactions that permit and call for critical examination global level : events and trends that have far- reaching and long- term impact across the globe example: economic globalization, climate change national level : geographic boundaries of a particular state example: economic crisis, changes in governance international level : events and trends that have a narrower impact than global events and trends example: international organizations,...

What is the primary purpose of most constitutions? A. to define a moral code for people to follow B. to provide a substitute for government C. to prevent a strong central government D. to define and limit government power E. to give the government absolute powerD. to define and limit government power Under which type of government would state or provincial governments have the most sovereignty? A. parliamentary B

Edexcel A-Level Geography- Migration, Sovereignty and Identity Exam Questions And Answers Forced migration - ANS Event caused evacuation (Japan Earthquake 2011) Asylum seeker/refugee - ANS Fear of persecution from war or political climate Voluntary migration - ANS Mostly movement for income and jobs Globalization impact on migration - ANS Social = internet/social media raises job opportunities and viable locations Political = Trade bloc (movement) and human rights (as...

Globalisation and State Sovereignty

IB GLOBAL POLITICS UNIT 1 POWER, SOVEREIGNTY Final Exam Q&A POWER - CORRECT ANSWER-the ability of one person/country to get another person/country to act in accordance with the first person's intentions HARD POWER - CORRECT ANSWER-The reliance on coercive economic and military strength to solve international problems. SOFT POWER - CORRECT ANSWER-The reliance on diplomacy and negotiation to solve international problems. SMART POWER - CORRECT ANSWER-Combination of hard power of coerci...

Key concept: Power - ans-The ability to influence other groups in global politics and achieve outcomes. Three main kinds of power - ans-1. Hard power 2. Smart power 3. Soft power Hard power - ans-The use of coercion by states/groups to achieve their goals, usually in the form of military force and/or sanctions (economic as well as political). Examples of hard power - ans-1. Use of military force by the US against Islamic State in 2014. Soft or smart power options were not viab...

political issue - ans-any question of global interactions that permit and call for critical examination global level - ans-events and trends that have far- reaching and long- term impact across the globe example: economic globalization, climate change national level - ans-geographic boundaries of a particular state example: economic crisis, changes in governance international level - ans-events and trends that have a narrower impact than global events and trends example...