politics exam

souvreighnty

states ability to exercise exclusive and ultimate control over a

geographically defined territory.

legitamacy

belief that an institution, party or leader has the right to exercise

power.

democratic

follows social equality

non democratic

follows the manipulation and coherison of an individual

global interconectedness

interactions and interdependencies that link states

political perspective

the positions from which political actors see and

understand their interests,

foreign policy

governments decisions and strategies in dealing with other global political actors

domestic policy

governments decisions and strategies relating within borders

integration

member states go beyond cooperation and bind themselves to common rules enforced through the creation of a supernational institution

types of power

political, military, econmic, diplomatic, cultural, technological

federalism

system of government in which powers and responsibilities are divided between a national and state government

popular souvreighnty

legitmacy of a state is created by the will of the people

4 main roles of parliment

make/amend laws, represent Australian views, forming government, examining government

separation of powers

laws made and managed divided between parliament, the executive and judiciary.

responsible government

where the government is accountable to the legistative branch

one nation

holds 6 seats and proposed ban to face coverings in public in 2017

what year was the tuvulu treaty

2023

what year is tuvalu gonna be underwater

2050

what and how much is gonna be funded by aus for tuvalu

$16.9 million for tuvalu coastal adaption project

how many tuvaluvans can go to aus every year

280

how many gas and coal projects

97

aim for paris agreement

limit global average tempreture to 1.5 degrees above pre industrial levels

how many countries in UN

195

how many countries goals

185

when was the parid agreement

2015

how do states show legitamacy

fedarlism and popular souvreighnty

how much is funding for migration of Tuvalu citizens

$350 million

Australias NDC

43% of 2005 levels by 2030

what does green peace aim to do

ensure the ability of the earth to nurture life and all diversity

how is green peace legitimasised

accountability, non violence, independance, promotes solution

how much energy is generated from coal in AGL

85%

what happened to the year of closure for greenpeace

AGL planned closure of coal and gas fired power plants in 2048 but changed to 2035 after green peace preassure

how much of CO2 emissions does AGL contribute to in Australia

8%

how much did AGL invest in renewable energy

$12 billion

cons of campaign against AGL

5 years late to meet paris agreemenr targets