Game of Terror

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Game of Terror
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• Setting the scene
• 4 countries
• Trixflang, Mahala, Northland and Kapunplok

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• Kapunplok
• Economy A rich country with a liberal economy,
  but with less than good prospects.
• The economy is characterised by stagnation,
  increasing inflation and unemployment.
• Government Liberal democracy
• Social distribution ? Poor 10
• ? Middleclass 70 ? Rich 20
• Military power Large, loyal and well organised.
  Kapunplok has a non-aggression treaty with
  Trixflang.
• Resources Few natural resources buy oil and gas
  from Northland. Kapunplok has a well-functioning
  education system and a relatively high education
  level.
• Relationship with other countries/IO large
  commercial intercourse with Trixflang receives
  oil and gas from Northland.

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Northland Economy It is a poor country with a
liberal economy, low economic growth and a large
black economy. The economy is characterised by
recession, a moderate inflation rate and high
unemployment. Government Tribes and local
councils have a sudden influence. The democracy
in the country is influenced by a former
dictatorship.Social distribution ? Poor 55
? Middleclass 30 ? Rich 15
Military power There is not a united force, but
tribes around the country are at constant war
with each other, and because of that, they are
fully armed. Resources Northland has its own
natural resources, such as oil and gas, which
they sell to Trixflang and Kapunplok, but because
of internal conflicts, and a bad infrastructure,
it is not a stabile economy. The education level
is low and approximately 50 of the population
are analphabetic. Relationship with other
countries/IO Commercial intercourse with
Trixflang and Mahala delivers oil and gas to
Kapunplok and Trixflang.
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Mahala Economy It is a poor country with a
liberal economy, scarce economy growth and a
large black economy. The economy is characterised
by recession, a high inflation rate and high
unemployment. Government Tribes and local
councils have a sudden influence. The government
is democratically elected, but it has more
character of a dictatorship. Social
distribution ? Poor 80 ? Middleclass 17
? Rich 3 Military power There is not
a united force, but tribes around the country are
at constant war with each other, and because of
that, they are fully armed. Resources Mahala
has its own natural resources, such as oil and
gas, which they sell to Trixflang, but because of
internal conflicts and a bad infrastructure, it
is not a stabile economy. The education level is
low and approximately 70 of the population are
analphabetic. Relationship with other
countries/IO Commercial intercourse with
Trixflang and Northland delivers oil and gas to
Trixflang.
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Trixflang Economy A rich country with a
liberal economy and with an economy growth. The
economy is characterised by prosperity on the
market. There is low inflation and unemployment.
The social distribution by taxes is high.
Government Liberal democratic Social
distribution ? Poor 2 ? Middleclass 93
? Rich 5 Military power Moderate, but
mainly uses diplomacy in acts of using power-
resources. However, they do have a loyal
well-equipped and well-organised army. Trixflang
has a non-aggression treaty with all other
countries. Resources Have their own natural
resources such as oil and gas, they are refining
a lot of Northlands and Mahalas resources.
Trixflang has a well functioning education system
and a relatively high education level.
Relationship with other countries/IO large
commercial intercourse with all other countries.

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United Northland A very old movement that vants
to unite the three countries of Kapunplok,
Northland and Mahala.
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Tame tabel 10.45-11.30 Introduction and
task 11.20-12.00 Lunch break 12.00 -14.20 Game
of terror 14.20-14.40 We meet in class
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• Task
• Can terrorism be justified?
• Make a rule about when an act is terrorism, or
  when it is an act of a freedom.
• Should governments negotiate with terrorists?
• When you have answered the task, present your
  answer to a neutral person, with the name of your
  country on.
• ????