US and China power balance - judgement grid

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Grid complete - now write a paragraph on whether the US still leads or the system is moving toward a bipolar US-China order. Detailed notes Walk-through

+ green = a point FOR − red = a point AGAINST The colours are the judgement, not your score. Your right and wrong shows as a tick or cross when you predict.

Decide first, then tap: does this judgement hold for this dimension of power (+) or not (-)? Tap a column header to see what it asks. A tick or cross tells you if your prediction was right. Tap any heading or revealed cell (look for the blue ⓘ) for the full explanation.

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Fifteen questions, all from the grid

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Where to go next

📖Detailed notesThe four IR theories as competing lenses, with the US-China rivalry and the Ukraine test case. 📜Walk-throughThe full narrative lesson: realism, liberalism, the English School and constructivism, applied to contemporary power. 🌍Globalisation notesEconomic, cultural and political globalisation - trade, supply chains and the cultural debate behind the power balance. 🤝Regionalism notesNATO, ASEAN and the regional bodies, and how US-China competition plays out across them. 🧩Key conceptsTap-to-reveal definitions of anarchy, balance of power and the IR theory terms.