Histoire-géographie internationale

Remark: Both subjects' syllabi are divided in themes, but only History is divided in chapters.

History

This year's motto : "International Politics & Challenges to Prevailing Political Models from the 1930s onwards"

1. Challenges of Democracy, Rise of Totalitarianism, and World War Two (15-17 hours)
   • H1: The Economic and Social Impact of the 1930’s Depression
   • H2: Totalitarian Regimes
   • H3: The Second World War
2. Multiplication of international actors in a bipolar world (1945 to the beginning of the 1970s), (15-17 hours)
   • H4: The end of WWII and the emergence of the Cold War
   • H5: A new geopolitical order: emergence and the developing world (1948 to the 1970s)
3. Economic, political, and social transformations: causes and consequences (19-21 hours)
   • H6: The modification of great economic and political equilibriums in the world
   • H7: Inner challenges in France and the US
4. [Non exigible de fait] The world, Europe and France since the 1990's, between cooperations and conflicts (7-9 hours)
   • H8: New balances of power and global stakes
   • H9: The European construction, between expansion, deepening and questionings
   • H10: The French Republic

Geography

This year's motto : "Territories in globalization: between integrations and rivalries"

1. G1: Seas and oceans at the core of globalization (16-18 hours)
   • G2 - Specific question: France and the United States, a comparison of maritime powers
2. G3: Territorial dynamics, cooperations and tensions in globalization (16-18 hours)
   • G4 - Specific question: The influence of France in globalization
3. G5: European Union in globalization: complex dynamics (16-18 hours)
   • G6 - Specific question: The differentiated dynamics of the cross-border territories of the United States in America and of France in the EU
4. [Non exigible de fait] G7: France and its regions in European Union and globalization (8-10 hours)

References

• Official syllabus of OIB History and Geography