Lecture 1 Flashcards

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1
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What contexts can Political Geography Be studied in?

A

Historical and Contemporay

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2
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What can Nation-States images lead to?

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Sterotypes

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3
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Why in some places can one population cross a boder more easily than the other?

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Views of State, e.g Mexico and the US

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4
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Can states be members of?

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Larger political bodies such as the UN

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5
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In which was does a state require recognition?

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Internally and externally

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6
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What is soveregnity?

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A claim to final authority over a political community

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7
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Name common features of a state?

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Government, Military, Police, Coins, Stamps

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8
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What is the State according to the Dictionary of Human Geography?

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“A Centralised set of institutions facilitating coercive power and governing capabilities over a territory” (DHG, 2009)

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What is a nation?

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An imagined community of people with a shared identity and belonging

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What is territory?

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A defined unit of space organised and managed by a social group

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11
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What 3 things make a country?

A

State, Territory and Nation

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12
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What effect did colonisation have on the way land is controlled?

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Nearly all land on Earth is occupied by an individual entity following the european model

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Where did the Nation State System first proliferate in the 19th century?

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Europe, basic building blocks

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Why can Nation-States not always work?

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They don’t always contain ethnicities of that nation due to geographical or societal changes e.g South Tyrol in Italy

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15
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What was the first name of the EU?

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European Coal and Steel Commision

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16
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As late as 1974, which european countries were still under dictatorships?

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Greece, Spain, Portugal

17
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Where is Europe’s last Dictatorship?

18
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What defines the North Korean System?

A

Communist
Single Party
Secretive
Authoritarian

19
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Which country has been the base for most worldwide political systems?

20
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What Political System is the UK?

A

Constitutional Monarchy

21
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What Political System is the US?

A

Presidential Rebublic

22
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What Political System is The Vatican?

A

Absolute Monarchies

23
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What Political System is North Korea?

A

One party state

24
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Why is Politics Considered Geographical?

A

In different places at different times we can see different formations and policies

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Politics is a Process that develops....?
Over time and space
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According to Oxford 2017 what is Political Geography?
Concerned with the form organisation and administration of a state and with the regulation of its relation with other states
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What does Political Geography Encompass?
States, Territories, Nations, Borders, Political Systems, War, Peace and Geopolitics
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What does Politics mean in Latin?
Of the State