IB Global Politics Key Concepts

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Power
a central concept in the study of global politics and a key focus of the course. Power is used to effect change
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Sovereignty
characterizes a state's independence
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Legitimacy
refers to an actor or an action being commonly considered acceptable and provides the fundamental basis or rationale for all forms of governance and other ways of exercising power over others.
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Interdependence
refers to the metal reliance between and among groups, organizations, geographic areas and/or states for access to resources that sustain living arrangements.
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Human Rights
basic claims and entitlements that, many argue, one should be able to exercise simply by virtue of being a human being.
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Justice
the idea of fairness and with individuals getting what they deserve.
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Liberty
refers to having freedom and autonomy.
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Equality
Egalitarian theories are based on a concept of equality that all people, or groups of people, are seen as having the same intrinsic value.
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Development
Development is sustained increase in the standard of living and well - being of a level of social organization. Many consider it to involve increased income; better access to basic goods and services; improvements in education and basic needs, while decreasing the negative.
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Globalization
a process by which the world's local, national and regional economies, societies and cultures are becoming increasingly integrated and connected.
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Inequality
refers to a state of affairs equality between people or groups of people is not realized and the consequent potential compromises of justice and liberty.
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Sustainability
begin with the idea that development should meet he needs of the present without compromising the ability of the of future generations to meet their needs.
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Peace
both the absence of conflict and violence as well as a state of harmonious relations.
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Conflict
the dynamic process of actual or perceived opposition between individuals or groups.
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Violence
physical or psychological force afflicted upon another being
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Non-violence
the practice of advocating one's own or others' rights without physically harming the opponent.