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IB Global Politics Topic Peace and Conflict Notes &… | RevisionDojo

Framing Global Politics

Power

Sovereignty

Legitimacy

Interdependence

Theoretical perspectives

Contested Meanings of Rights and Justice

Interactions of Political Stakeholders and Actors

Nature, Practice and Study of Rights and Justice

Debates on Rights and Justice

Contested Meanings of Development and Sustainability

Interactions of Political Stakeholders and Actors

Nature, Practice and Study of Development and Sustainability

Debates on Development and Sustainability

Contested Meanings of Peace and Conflict

Interactions of Political Stakeholders and Actors

Nature, Practice and Study of Conflict

Debates on Peace and Conflict

Borders

Equality

Environment

Health

Identity

Poverty

Security

Technology

Paper 1 Guide

Paper 2 Guide

Paper 3 Exam Guide (HL only)

Case Study Prep

IA Engagement Project Guide

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Peace and Conflict

IB Global Politics Peace and Conflict

IB Global Politics Topic Peace and Conflict (SL/HL) covers syllabus content. Use these Notes, Questionbank, Flashcards, and Lessons to review the topic, practise exam questions, and move between notes, videos, flashcards, and lessons where available.

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120 questions

Model Essays

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65 essays

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Study Guide

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50 chapters

Lessons

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21 lessons

Flashcards

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18 flashcard decks

Cheatsheets

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Reference

Key Definitions

Essential terms and concepts explained

54 definitions

Evolution of peace and conflict studies

Why Peace and Conflict Are Hard to Define

Understanding Violence and Peace: Key Definitions and Perspectives

Understanding Conflict: Key Definitions and Perspectives

Understanding Non-Violence: Key Definitions and Perspectives

Parties to conflict

Violent and non-violent state and non-state actors

Understanding Conflict Through the Lens of Vulnerable and Marginalized Groups

What Fuels Conflict? Causes and Dynamics Explained

The legitimacy of conflict

Forms of conflict

Non-violent forms of conflict

Peacemaking

Preventing and deterring conflict

Peacekeeping

Intervention in conflict

Peacebuilding

Assessing the Impact of Peacebuilding Efforts

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