Designed for the new Edexcel politics A level - Component 3 - Global Politics Looks at the aims strengths and weaknesses

Designed for the new edexcel a level spec - looks at the WTO - strengths and weaknesses then looks at liberal vs liberal views

Following the new Edexcel Politis spec - component 3 -Global Politics It looks at What global governance is - the need for it - the different type and the problems with it. Then it encourages students to consider how Realists / Liberals would view global governance to help hit the comparative idea.

Designed for the Global politics part of the new Edexcel Politics spec Looks at the institutions of the UN and also brings in ideas of realism and liberalism

Designed for the Global politics part of the new Edexcel Politics spec Looks at the effectiveness of the UN when it comes to maintaining peace and stability. Also looks at the inevtiability of conflict from a realist vs liberal perspective Has exam answer plans etc

Designed for the Global politics part of the new Edexcel Politics spec considers how effective the UN is in reducing poverty. Looks at Millennium development goals and Sustainable development goals

designed for component 3 of the new Edexcel politics spec Looking at global governance and the effectiveness of NATO - looks into historical background Then considers effectiveness of treaties in general for global governance - particularly focused on nuclear weapons.

Designed for part 3 of the new edexcel politics spec - global politics Starts with a re cap game about political global governance around the UN and NATO The looks at Bretton woods system and the impact the IMf, Global bank and G20 had on the 2008 financial crisis. regular stopping off question points encourages further research to extend

Designed for the new Edexcel politics spec - exam question at the end - details about the link between IMF and World Bank

Designed for new Edexcel A level - looks at compulsory voting and considers lowering the voting age. Explains other methods of increasing participation

designed for use with the new Edexcel A level - particularly in the Elections section or could also use when teaching direct democracy

Designed for the new Edexcel A level - links to British democracy and participation. Designed as a group research / presentation task. fully resourced.

Intro to liberalism and core ideas - quite in depth - save time - buy this! Designed for the new Edexcel spec. Notes on Individualism, freedom, rationalism, the state, social justice etc. There is also an intro to some of the key thinkers attached. Discusses the History of the ideology briefly at the start

Powerpoint based on the new edexcel spec - looks at liberalisms key ideas and parcels it up into Human nature / society / the economy / the state. Loads of info - could be revision or lecture style

Just some notes based no the new spec about devolution. Looks at the difference between federalism and devolution. Looks at the different powers each region has. Splits up the positive and negatives of devolution, Considers devolution in England EVEL

Designed for the new A level Politics Edexcel. Covers the major milestones in suffrage looking at Great Reform Act, Women's suffrage and voting after Brexit! Questions and discussions included

Designed for the new Edexcel spec. Looks at the IMF, its origins, aims, strengths and weaknesses. Detailed with an activity and exam question to finish.

This is the first in a series of lessons designed to meet the new Edexcel Politics A level Sepc This covers what are Human Rights - case studies - time line of development and then an investigation looking at the strengths and weaknesses of international courts. It finishes by posing a 12 mark exam Q that students can use the power point info to answer

Second lesson in a series of lessons designed to meet the Global governance Human rights section of the new Edexcel Politics A level spec. It has exam focus and detailed info. Considered the role of the European Court of Justice then looks at the 4 UN tribunals and analyses the effectiveness of them

Part of a series of lessons and resources designed for the new Edexcel Politics spec - global politics This set of resources has a really detailed presentation that looks at the structures of 30 mark questions and provides model answers for two 30 markers Evaluate why some interventions are more successful than others Evaluate why Humanitarian intervention is selective