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• Chapter 1: Global systems and globalisation 1.1 Global systems, flows and processes 1.2 Global linkages created by technology 1.3 Global linkages created by trade and transnational corporations 1.4 Evaluating the issue: discuss the importance of technology and TNCs as causes of Globalisation Chapter 2: Power relations in global systems 2.1 National governments and global flows 2.2 Supranational influences on global systems 2.3 The influence of superpower states 2.4 Evaluating the issue: to what extent does globalisation involve the imposition of Western ideas on the rest of the world? Chapter 3: Global interdependency 3.1 The concept of interdependency 3.2 Global economic interdependency and supply chains 3.3 Migration and interdependency 3.4 Evaluating the issue: to what extent do the benefits of global interdependency outweigh the risks it creates? Chapter 4: Global development and inequality 4.1 Global development, trade and investment 4.2 Global migration and economic growth 4.3 Communications technology and development 4.4 Evaluating the issue: evaluating the effects of global systems on geographic patterns of inequality Chapter 5: Global injustice 5.1 Injustices created by global economic systems 5.2 Injustices arising from movements of people 5.3 Environmental injustices 5.4 Evaluating the issue: assessing the efforts of global players to tackle local injustices Chapter 6: Global systems futures 6.1 Resistance to global systems and flows 6.2 Global challenges 6.3 Evaluating the issue: to what extent has a new era of deglobalisation begun? Chapter 7: Study guides 7.1 AQA A-level Geography: Global Systems 7.2 Pearson Edexcel A-level Geography: (1) Globalisation and (2) Migration, Identity and Sovereignty 7.3 OCR A-level Geography: Global Systems 7.4 WJEC and Eduqas A-level Geography: Processes and Patterns of Global Migration

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• Chapter 1: Global systems and globalisation 1.1 Global systems, flows and processes 1.2 Global linkages created by technology 1.3 Global linkages created by trade and transnational corporations 1.4 Evaluating the issue: discuss the importance of technology and TNCs as causes of Globalisation Chapter 2: Power relations in global systems 2.1 National governments and global flows 2.2 Supranational influences on global systems 2.3 The influence of superpower states 2.4 Evaluating the issue: to what extent does globalisation involve the imposition of Western ideas on the rest of the world? Chapter 3: Global interdependency 3.1 The concept of interdependency 3.2 Global economic interdependency and supply chains 3.3 Migration and interdependency 3.4 Evaluating the issue: to what extent do the benefits of global interdependency outweigh the risks it creates? Chapter 4: Global development and inequality 4.1 Global development, trade and investment 4.2 Global migration and economic growth 4.3 Communications technology and development 4.4 Evaluating the issue: evaluating the effects of global systems on geographic patterns of inequality Chapter 5: Global injustice 5.1 Injustices created by global economic systems 5.2 Injustices arising from movements of people 5.3 Environmental injustices 5.4 Evaluating the issue: assessing the efforts of global players to tackle local injustices Chapter 6: Global systems futures 6.1 Resistance to global systems and flows 6.2 Global challenges 6.3 Evaluating the issue: to what extent has a new era of deglobalisation begun? Chapter 7: Study guides 7.1 AQA A-level Geography: Global Systems 7.2 Pearson Edexcel A-level Geography: (1) Globalisation and (2) Migration, Identity and Sovereignty 7.3 OCR A-level Geography: Global Systems 7.4 WJEC and Eduqas A-level Geography: Processes and Patterns of Global Migration

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• Chapter 1: Global systems and globalisation 1.1 Global systems, flows and processes 1.2 Global linkages created by technology 1.3 Global linkages created by trade and transnational corporations 1.4 Evaluating the issue: discuss the importance of technology and TNCs as causes of Globalisation Chapter 2: Power relations in global systems 2.1 National governments and global flows 2.2 Supranational influences on global systems 2.3 The influence of superpower states 2.4 Evaluating the issue: to what extent does globalisation involve the imposition of Western ideas on the rest of the world? Chapter 3: Global interdependency 3.1 The concept of interdependency 3.2 Global economic interdependency and supply chains 3.3 Migration and interdependency 3.4 Evaluating the issue: to what extent do the benefits of global interdependency outweigh the risks it creates? Chapter 4: Global development and inequality 4.1 Global development, trade and investment 4.2 Global migration and economic growth 4.3 Communications technology and development 4.4 Evaluating the issue: evaluating the effects of global systems on geographic patterns of inequality Chapter 5: Global injustice 5.1 Injustices created by global economic systems 5.2 Injustices arising from movements of people 5.3 Environmental injustices 5.4 Evaluating the issue: assessing the efforts of global players to tackle local injustices Chapter 6: Global systems futures 6.1 Resistance to global systems and flows 6.2 Global challenges 6.3 Evaluating the issue: to what extent has a new era of deglobalisation begun? Chapter 7: Study guides 7.1 AQA A-level Geography: Global Systems 7.2 Pearson Edexcel A-level Geography: (1) Globalisation and (2) Migration, Identity and Sovereignty 7.3 OCR A-level Geography: Global Systems 7.4 WJEC and Eduqas A-level Geography: Processes and Patterns of Global Migration