The Globalization of World Politics 7e Student Resources - Learning Link

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Student resources to accompany The Globalization of World Politics, seventh edition:

IR simulations
IR theory in practice case studies
Video podcasts from the contributors
Guidance on how to evaluate the opposing opinions feature
Library of links to journal articles, blogs and video content
Flashcard glossary
Multiple choice questions
Revision guide

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Self-test questions

Blog posts from the editors and contributors

Case study: China's WTO Accession, 2001

Case study: Gender and Terrorism

Case study: Private Military Contractors

Case study: The 1999 Kosovo Crisis

Case study: The European ‘refugee crisis’

Case study: The Gulf War, 1990-1991

Case study: The Iraq War, 2003

Case study: The Rwandan Genocide, 1994

Case study: Warlords in Africa

Flashcard glossary of key terms

International Relations simulations

Matthew Watson: Brexit: future relations between the British economy, global trade and global finance

Matthew Watson: Will the EU change the way it embraces globalization following the shock of the Brexit vote?

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 01

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 02

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 03

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 04

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 05

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 06

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 07

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 08

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 09

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 10

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 11

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 12

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 13

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 14

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 15

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 16

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 17

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 18

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 19

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 20

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 21

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 22

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 23

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 24

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 25

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 26

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 27

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 28

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 29

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 30

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 31

Multiple choice questions: Chapter 32

Opposing opinions: Chapter 01

Opposing opinions: Chapter 02

Opposing opinions: Chapter 03

Opposing opinions: Chapter 04

Opposing opinions: Chapter 05

Opposing opinions: Chapter 06

Opposing opinions: Chapter 07

Opposing opinions: Chapter 08

Opposing opinions: Chapter 09

Opposing opinions: Chapter 10

Opposing opinions: Chapter 11

Opposing opinions: Chapter 12

Opposing opinions: Chapter 13

Opposing opinions: Chapter 14

Opposing opinions: Chapter 15

Opposing opinions: Chapter 16

Opposing opinions: Chapter 17

Opposing opinions: Chapter 18

Opposing opinions: Chapter 19

Opposing opinions: Chapter 20

Opposing opinions: Chapter 21

Opposing opinions: Chapter 22

Opposing opinions: Chapter 23

Opposing opinions: Chapter 24

Opposing opinions: Chapter 25

Opposing opinions: Chapter 26

Opposing opinions: Chapter 27

Opposing opinions: Chapter 28

Opposing opinions: Chapter 29

Opposing opinions: Chapter 30

Opposing opinions: Chapter 31

Opposing opinions: Chapter 32

Revision guide: Chapter 01

Revision guide: Chapter 02

Revision guide: Chapter 03

Revision guide: Chapter 04

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Revision guide: Chapter 19

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Revision guide: Chapter 26

Revision guide: Chapter 27

Revision guide: Chapter 28

Revision guide: Chapter 29

Revision guide: Chapter 30

Revision guide: Chapter 31

Revision guide: Chapter 32

Sir Steve Smith: Can states control their borders anymore?

Sir Steve Smith: How has globalization affected or caused the current wave of migration?

Sir Steve Smith: How has globalization changed the ability of the state to control its borders?

Sir Steve Smith: Is globalization reversible?

Sir Steve Smith: What has been the effect of migration on the politics of the countries that have received migrants?

Sir Steve Smith: Will organisations such as the UN or the EU become much more dominant in the future?

Sir Steve Smith:Has globalization undermined the state?

Web links: International issues

Web links: The historical context

Web links: Theories of world politics

Web links:Structures and processes

Web links: Globalization in the future

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