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Use past exam papers - print off all the questions and put them into categories (e.g. institutions, world order, types of power etc.) Similar questions do come up or the questions are based on a similar them...

45 markers can be easily broken down in 2 ways. Always start with an introduction, which should include an overview of the institution or topic you’ve been asked about (for example, if asked about UN explain...

The term ‘democracy’ derives from the Greek word, “demokratia”, which can be translated simply as ‘rule by the people’. It is used to describe a system of government that allows people to have an influence o...

The principal disagreement among liberals is between negative and positive freedom. Classical liberals believe in negative freedom. This is viewed as the absence of external restrictions on the individual, a...

Parliamentary Sovereignty is the concept in that within the United Kingdom that the legislatiure (parliament) is the source of all legitimate political power. This power is then devolved to other bodies with...