This revision pack will contain everything you need for the top grades in Paper One of the Edexcel Government and Politics course. It includes in-depth notes, great examples and even essay plans with past-paper questions that guarantee reassurance in the run-up to your exam. It includes the Democracy and Participation topic, Electoral systems, Voting Behavior and the media and all of the core ideologies: Liberalism, Conservatism and Socialism alongside the key thinkers. Also includes essay plans and past-paper essay questions for good practice

Notes on the whole of Chapter 6 for Edexcel’s Global Politics Course - Global Governance: Environmental. Aligns with the Edexcel Hodder Textbook Key notes on: Shallow and Deep ecology Developing States and the issue of climate change International Governmental Cooperation Climate Conferences and Summits Tragedy of the Commons

Edexcel A-Level Global Politics Chapters 7&8 Full notes on: Power and Development Different types of power Regionalism Different types of regionalism Case studies and up to date examples Works alongside the textbook Helped me get an A*

Chapters One, Two and Three for Edexcel’s A-Level Global Politics: Chapter One: Theories in Global Politics Chapter Two: Globalisation Chapter Three: Political Global Governance Theories in Global Politics Realism and Liberalism Globalisation IGOs & their global impact Theories in Globalisation UN NATO UNSC & its criticisms State Sovereignty ECOSOC

Whole chapter 5 for Edexcel’s Global Politics A-Level. Works alongside the textbook Global Governance: Human Rights Notes on: ICC/ICJ UN Humanitarian Interventions Case Studies Real-world examples Essay plans

Whole chapter of Edexcel’s Global Politics Course Works alongside the textbook Notes on: International Monetary Fund World Bank World Trade Organisation Globalisation and impact on the economy Case studies Theories in economic globalisation G7 and G20

Whole Chapter 6 UK Government Edexcel: Parliament Works alongside Hodder Textbook Notes on: Nature of Parliament How parliament interacts with the executive Potential reforms for Parliament Essay plans Functions of Commons and the Lords