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Nature of Democracy
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This resources targets the first section of Unit 1 Politics AS for Edexcel
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unit 1 - people and politics
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Nature of Democracy
Democratic Legitimacy:: The right to govern/exercise control
May be due to wide recognition of goverance
Conveyed through elections
May also refer to the degree by which power can be justified
House of Lords
Three levels of power
Coercion - Physical Force
Political Power - use of legal authority and persuasion
Influence - The ability to affect thought of of others
Not Physical
Authority - Right to exercise control
Sources of Authority
Tradition
Election
Charisma
Consent
free elections
good turnout
lack of dissent
Referendum
Citizenship
Grants a person explicit rights
Vote
fair trial
Justice
Stand Office
Enjoyment of civil liberty
Big Society
Politically active
Charity
Democracy
A system of governance whereby the people are able to influence politics
Accountable
Strands of democracy
Direct
People themselves make decisions
Referendums & Plebicites
2011 - AV
2014 - Scottish Independence
People may use initative to create political change
Representative
Political decisions made by elected representatives
Decision-making is delegated to these representatives
Different Political Parties represent different views and ideologies
Pressure Groups
UK Representation
MPs
Stand in constituencies
Represent party - Not necessarily individual constituents
House of Commons
Represents UK
Parliamentary democracy
Parliament is the source of political power
Liberal democracy
Should it be more representative?
Micro-cosm
House of Lords
Non-elected
Represents particular causes
Pluralist
Multiple parties and associations c0-exist
Political beliefs are tolerated
Power is dispersed
Liberal
Constitutional Limitations
Checks & Balances
Liberty respected
Features of a modern democracy
Peaceful power transfer
Free, fair & regular elections
People have access to independent information
High degree of freedom
Ideologies & Beliefs are tolerated
Rule of Law applied to all
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