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The exam at a glance
12-mark questions
Section A is a comparative question; Section B is a theory question on realism and liberalism. No introduction, conclusion or overall judgement: precise, developed points only.
30-mark essays
Two evaluative essays. Full PEACE paragraphs, one clear line of argument held to the end, and a reasoned judgement that matches your opening. Named examples and theories earn the marks.
Six content areas
Each area links to its full notes.
The State and Globalisation
The state and sovereignty; globalisation and its impact; the advantages and disadvantages; contemporary issues.
Governance: Political and Economic
The UN and NATO; the IMF, World Bank, WTO, G7 and G20; poverty and dependency; reform and non-state actors.
Governance: Rights and Environment
International law and the courts; intervention and sovereignty; the UNFCCC and IPCC; ecology debates and NGOs.
Power and Developments
Types of power; classifying states; polarity and world order; systems of government; the liberal model.
Regionalism and the European Union
Forms of regionalism; regionalism and globalisation; bodies beyond the EU; European integration; the EU as a global actor.
Comparative Theories
Realism; liberalism; the divisions between them; the anarchical society; explaining developments since 2000.
Last-minute essays (the tool)
The whole-paper essay crammer: predicted questions, themes, examples and judgements for every content area. This is where the live session runs.
Question roulette
A random weighted exam question, with a hint and the best examples to reach for.
Predicted questions
Our best read on the questions most likely in 2026, Global and US, with notes and plans.
Theme generator
Build essay themes for any Paper 3 question, Global or US.
Revising Thing
Flashcards, examples and a 20-question test for Paper 3.
Quick drills that build one idea at a time.
Topic notes
The full notes for all six areas, with definitions, examples, examiner insight and a section test you can tick off.
Build the Essay
Drag-and-drop builders for the predicted 30-mark essays: place the themes, points, examples and connecting sentences, then check.
Key examples sheet
Ten exam-ready examples for every content area, with what each one shows.
The Portable Ten
The ten most useful examples across the whole paper, with where each one fits and how to argue it both ways.
Build the Paragraph
21 guided sets that build an exam paragraph step by step.