A-Level Edexcel Politics Revision Notes for Topic 3.6 – Comparative Theories of Global Politics
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Topic 6 – Comparative Theories
(6.1) Main ideas of realism
(6.2) Main ideas of liberalism
(6.3) Divisions between realism and liberalism
(6.4) Main ideas of the anarchical society and society of states theory
(6.5) An evaluation of the extent to which realism and liberalism explain recent developments (since 2000) in global politics
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