Across
- 2. Investment in armed forces; a key indicator of hard power.
- 5. Creation and implementation of new technologies or ideas driving superpower status.
- 8. Historical system where European nations controlled and exploited overseas territories.
- 9. When a developing nation becomes dependent on loans from a more powerful state.
- 10. Policy of extending a country’s power and influence through diplomacy or military force.
- 11. Influence through culture, values and diplomacy rather than force.
- 13. Region where a powerful country has significant cultural, political or economic control.
Down
- 1. Study of the effects of geography on international relations and power.
- 3. Physical systems like transport, energy and communications that support development.
- 4. Group of leading industrial nations that coordinate global economic policy.
- 6. Legal rights protecting inventions, designs and artistic works.
- 7. Economic or trade restrictions imposed to influence another country’s behaviour.
- 12. Dominant influence of one state or group over others, often seen in global politics or economics.
