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18.2 The distribution of powers within Congress

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18.3 Representation

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18.4 Legislative

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18.5 Oversight

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18.6 Interpretations and debates around Congress

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19.1 Formal sources of presidential power

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19.2 Informal sources of presidential power

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19.3 Relationships between the presidency and institutions

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19.4 Limitations on presidential power

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19.5 Interpretations and debates of the US presidency

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20.1 The nature and role of the Supreme Court

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20.2 The appointment process for the Supreme Court

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20.3 The Supreme Court and public policy

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20.4 The protection of civil liberties and rights in the US today

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20.5 Race and rights in contemporary US politics

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20.6 Debates of the US Supreme Court and civil rights

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21.1 Presidential elections and their significance

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21.2 Campaign finance

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21.3 Key ideas and principles of the Democratic party

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21.4 Key ideas and principles of the Republican party

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21.5 The current conflicts and tendencies

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21.6 Coalition of supporters for each party

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21.7 Interest groups in the USA

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21.8 Debates of US democracy and participation

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22.1 Theoretical approaches

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22.2 Similarities and differences in the UK and USA

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22.3 Compare the UK and US legislative branches

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22.4 Compare the UK and US executive branches

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22.5 Compare the UK and US Supreme Courts and civil rights

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22.6 Compare democracy and particpation in the UK and US

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23.1 The state: nation-state and of national sovereignty

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23.2 Globalisation

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23.2 Globalisation: It's impact on the state system

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23.3 Debates about the impact of globalisation

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23.4 Globalisation and contempary issues

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24.1 The United Nations (UN)

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24.2 North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)

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25.1 International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank

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25.2 The World Trade Organisation (WTO) and G7/G8 and G20

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25.3 How global economic governance deals with poverty

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26.1 Addressing contemporary global issues

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27.1 Origins and development of international law and institutions

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27.1 Issues faced by international organisations

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28.1 Global governance: Environmental

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29.1 Addressing human rights and environmental issues

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29.2 Views on tackling environmental issues

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29.3 Strengths and weaknesses of international agreements

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29.4 Obstacles to international co-operation and agreement

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29.5 Resolving global issues

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30.1 Types of power

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30.2 State power classifications

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30.3 Polarity

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31.4 Systems of government

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32.1 Liberal economics

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32.2 Rule of law

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32.3 Democracy

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32.4 Changing relationships and actions of states

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33.1 Forms of regionalism

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33.2 The reasons for and the significance of regionalism

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33.3 Development of regional organisations, excluding the EU

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33.4 Fostering European integration

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33.5 The significance of the EU as an international body

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33.6 Regionalism and contemporary global issues

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34.1 Main ideas of realism

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34.2 Main ideas of liberalism

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34.3 Divisions between realism and liberalism

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34.4 The anarchical society and society of states theory

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34.5 Recent developments in global politics

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