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Flashcards by kirstywirsty, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by kirstywirsty
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| Question | Answer |
| How did T.H green describe the state? | States have always existed. Families and tribes require an ideal of what is right, and this ethical system is the basis of the state (1941) |
| According to Dunleavy & O'leary (1987) what are the 5 attributes of the state? | 1. A public institution separated from the private activities of society 2. The existence of sovereignty in unitary form 3. The application of laws to all who live in a particular society 4. The recruitment of personnel according to bureaucratic as opposed to patrimonial criteria 5. The capacity to extract revenue (tax) from a subject population |
| How does Max Weber describe the state relating to force? | The state is an institution that claims a monopoly of legitimate violence for a particular territory |
| How dis Hobbes describe the state in relation to force? | Might rather than will as the basis of right or the state (1976) |
| Describe 'force' and the 'state' | Force is central to the state, its most essential attribute. |
| How do idealists describe the state? | Morality is right at the heart of the state. Ideas rather than material entities are central to reality. |
| How did Hegel describe the state? | The realisation of morality, the divine idea as it exists on earth (1956) |
| How did Rousseau describe the state? | Morality, rights and duties form the basis of the state |
| How did Hamlin and Petite describe the state? | a system of rules that embody a system of rights. this a a normative analysis of the state. |
| How did Gramsci define the state? | The state is linked to force, he said, equally important is morality, and rights (1996) |
| What are the two defining arguments of the state? | FORCE AND MODERNITY |
| According to Easton, what has brought the state back into political science? | The revival of the interest in Marxism, which places the state at the heart of politics. Conservative yearning for stability and authority, the importance of the market. A study of policy which found the state to be a convenient tool of anaysis. |
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