Sovereignty and globalisation - judgement grid

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Grid complete - now write a paragraph on whether globalisation has eroded state sovereignty. Detailed notes Walk-through

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📖Detailed notesWhat globalisation is, the three types, the gains and costs, and the three theoretical positions on the state. 📜Walk-throughThe whole topic in order: types, drivers, eighty-year timeline, the case for and against, and the three theoretical lenses. 📝Worked examplesNamed examples with their significance, drawn from the database, with a test-yourself mode. 🌐Comparative theory notesRealism, liberalism, the English School and constructivism on the state and sovereignty under anarchy.