Sovereignty wrap up by Malin Samuelsson

Whiteboard activities and then having to explain what was written

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the things a state has to have in order for it to be sovereign

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Spoken debates or class discussions.

UK and Brexit

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The positive and negative effects that the UK leaving the EU had on both the UK and the EU and how gaining more sovereignty can affect the political, economical and social system of that country

Internal vs External

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Does a state need to have outside recognition to have sovereignty

Somaliland

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Somaliland is internally sovereign but externally not

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Somaliand and Somalia. Somaliland used to be a sovereign state when it gained independence from the British Empire. The sovereignty also lasted a few days and are now not recgonized by most of the world regardless of their internal sovereignty.

Debates

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Debates are very fun

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Class discussions (not pairs or small groups but whole class)

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UK and Brexit, because there were mutiple elements to the case study. Such as Scotland not wanting to leave the EU.

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In class discussions.

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when one of the students gets something wrong, if it is a student correcting us, it should be corrected in a certain way so that it's constructive

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Not judging anyone for not knowing certain topics we discuss in class.

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How many sovereignty states have to recognise the state in order it to be considered a sovereignty state?

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Somalia & Somaliland

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I found it really interesting doing the date and discussing the different stances regarding the independence of Somaliland. I liked discussing African case studies as they are usually very interesting and less known compared to European

South China Sea

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Issue of sovereignty because the disputes in the South China Sea are fundamentally claims of sovereignty since China, Taiwan, Philippines, Malaysia, etc. believe that parts of it are their sovereign territory, leading to disputes over maritime claims.

Taiwan-China Conflict is my favourite case study. Most relevant right now

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