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Global Politics
An intricate system that intertwines people, power, and political structures influencing world relations.
Democratic Societies
Political systems in which citizens influence policy through participatory means such as elections and protests.
Authoritarian Regimes
Governments where power is concentrated in a few, limiting public participation.
Power Dynamics
The ability of individuals or states to influence others' behaviors in various forms.
Multinational Organizations
Institutions like the United Nations that foster cooperation and manage global issues.
Diplomacy
The art of managing relationships and influence among states without military confrontation.
Political Ideologies
Belief systems that influence domestic and international policies, such as liberalism or conservatism.
Voting Rights
The legal rights of citizens to participate in elections.
Soft Power
The ability to influence using cultural or diplomatic means rather than military force.
Hard Power
The use of military force or economic coercion to influence others.
Sovereign Nation
A political entity with authority over a defined territory and population.
Global Institutions
Organizations like the UN that play roles in global governance and power distribution.
Climate Accords
Agreements made between countries to address climate change issues.
Trade Agreements
Pacts between countries to regulate trade and economic relations.
International Trade
The exchange of goods and services between countries, often influenced by political decisions.
Global Public Opinion
The collective opinions of people worldwide that shape political decisions.
Nationalism
A political ideology that emphasizes the interests of a particular nation, often at the expense of international cooperation.
Global Challenges
Issues that transcend national borders requiring international cooperation, such as climate change and cybersecurity.
Geopolitics
The study of the effects of geography on international politics and international relations.
Military Interventions
Actions taken by a state or international organization to use military force in another state's affairs.
Economic Sanctions
Financial penalties imposed by countries to influence others' behaviors.
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