Across
- 2. This NGO investigates human rights abuse cases in more than 90 countries around the world. (3wds)
- 6. A person or person who have been forced to flee their country due to persecution, war or violence.
- 8. Latent power is based on a state’s wealth and size of this.
- 10. The process of several countries working together on a given issue.
- 13. This late professor used the term which offers a more persuasive approach to influencing other states. (2wds)
- 15. Term applied to a state which has seen its laws, services and governance rendered ineffective and unstable due to conflict, corruption and poverty. (2wds)
- 17. Any group or organisation which acts to influence decision makers at any level and is not a state. (2wds)
- 19. Associated with the far right, this term suggests violent change and a return to the old ways.
- 20. Realism states that this is the primary goal of all states.
- 21. This state is a member of the 'nuclear weapons club' and has worked to make sure adversaries like Iran never possess such technology.
- 24. Within the theory of realism, this particular group seeks total hegemony for states and believes states should maximise power.
- 26. Established in 1945, this IGO's mission is the collective peace and security of its member nations. (2wds)
- 28. This theory suggests that states can and should cooperate with one another.
- 29. This state actor is a member of the UN Security Council.
Down
- 1. This NGO operates in 55 countries globally and seeks to defend the natural world.
- 3. The type of power whereby a state uses military and economic means to influence the behaviour or interests of other states.Can be seen as aggressive.
- 4. The type of power which co-opts instead of coercing. Examples include cultural programs, sports, movies and music.
- 5. One of Eric Liu's 6 sources of power.
- 7. Univ of Chicago professor who believes nations strive to dominate each other and seek regional hegemony in an anarchic international system. (2wds)
- 9. The process whereby a single state works alone on a given issue.
- 11. The International Criminal Court is based out of this Dutch city. (2wds)
- 12. Penalties imposed by one state or institution on another state, institution or individual to coerce a change in behaviour.
- 14. This level of analysis would expand to involve issues like COVID and terrorism.
- 16. Realists define this system as when there is no higher defined central authority above states.
- 18. The notion that states and their fortunes are connected to each other.
- 20. The type of power which suggests a strong military, but also the implementation of alliances, diplomacy and capacity building.
- 22. Associated with the far left, this term suggests violent change to overthrow the status quo.
- 23. Applies to the notion of maintaining an existing state of affairs in politics. (2wds)
- 25. Power which utilises diplomatic and political manipulation by one country to undermine the political systems of its intended target.
- 27. This theory suggests that power is the currency of states and these states must compete with each other to survive.