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We will be investigating the definitions of Power within the context of Global Politics and how it is relevant within todays discussion of power dynamics and relationships between countries and within countries.
We will be investigating the definitions of Power within the context of Global Politics and how it is relevant within todays discussion of power dynamics and relationships between countries and within countries.
Part 1: Reflection of Heywood Textbook:
Part 1: Reflection of Heywood Textbook:
a) What are the two paradigms that are referenced?
a) What are the two paradigms that are referenced?
b) Why do we call this Global Politics? How might this be different than international?
b) Why do we call this Global Politics? How might this be different than international?
c) What is the definition of sovereignty?
c) What is the definition of sovereignty?
Terms of Power
Terms of Power
a) Emerging Powers
a) Emerging Powers
b) Polarity
b) Polarity
c) Unipolarity
c) Unipolarity
d) Bipolarity
d) Bipolarity
e) Multipolarity
e) Multipolarity
f) Democratic
f) Democratic
g) Semi-Democratic
g) Semi-Democratic
h) Non-Democratic
h) Non-Democratic
i) Autocratic
i) Autocratic
Defining Power
Defining Power
3 Laws of Power
3 Laws of Power
1) Power is never static
2) Power is like water, it moves and shifts
3) Power compounds
6 Measurements of Power
6 Measurements of Power
A) Physical Force
B) Wealth
C) State Action
D) Social Norms
E) Ideas
F) Numbers
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