Description

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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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

Revision guide: Chapter 05

Revision guide: Chapter 06

Revision guide: Chapter 07

Revision guide: Chapter 08

Revision guide: Chapter 09

Revision guide: Chapter 10

Revision guide: Chapter 11

Revision guide: Chapter 12

Revision guide: Chapter 13

Revision guide: Chapter 14

Revision guide: Chapter 15

Revision guide: Chapter 16

Revision guide: Chapter 17

Revision guide: Chapter 18

Revision guide: Chapter 19

Revision guide: Chapter 20

Revision guide: Chapter 21

Revision guide: Chapter 22

Revision guide: Chapter 23

Revision guide: Chapter 24

Revision guide: Chapter 25

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