Course topics.

Try this with Politics

1. Compare the topic list with the current course outline from your school.
2. Pick a topic you can partly explain and identify the exact part you want to work through.
3. Bring one example of the kind of question or task your school uses.

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Topics in the resource inventory

• Power, national interest, sovereignty and legitimacy — the toolkit
• Global actors, globalisation and interconnectedness
• Climate change as a global issue — causes, interconnectedness, responses
• Evaluating the effectiveness of climate change responses
• Development as a global issue — causes of underdevelopment, responses
• Weapons of mass destruction — proliferation causes and global responses
• Abuse of human rights as a contemporary crisis — case study depth
• Evaluating responses to human rights abuse
• Armed conflict as a contemporary crisis — case study depth
• Evaluating responses to armed conflict
• Mass movement of people as a contemporary crisis — case study depth
• Evaluating responses to mass movement of people
• China's national interests and power in the Indo-Pacific
• China's challenges and effectiveness in achieving its national interests
• The USA's national interests and power in the Indo-Pacific
• Comparative power profiles — Japan, India and Indonesia
• Contrasting Indo-Pacific states' effectiveness in achieving national interests
• Australia's national interests and use of power
• Australia's key regional relationships and their significance
• Australia's Key Regional Relationships in the Indo-Pacific