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Civil disobedience
Civil disobedience is the deliberate, public, and usually non-violent breaking of a law to protest an injustice. Participants typically accept the legal consequences in order to draw attention to the cause and pressure authorities to change.
Constructivism
A critical theory that challenges realism and liberalism. Argues that global politics is socially constructed through norms, beliefs, identities, and discourse. Rejects the idea of a single objective reality, what matters is how we interpret and give meaning to things.
Non-violent conflict
Non-violent conflict refers to disputes and struggles where parties seek to achieve their goals without using physical force.
Realism
A major theory in global politics focused on power and the idea that international relations are shaped by conflict and self-interest.