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Criado por Emily Fenton
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Power
Politics (as a thing)
Political Philosophy
International Relations
Comparative Politics
Political Science
Empirical thoery
Interest group theory
Rational Choice Theory
Totalitarianism
Normative Theory
Communitarianism
Democratic Peace Theory
Marxism (as a Normative Thoery)
Political Ideology
Niccolo Machiavelli
The Prince
Politics and Culture
Realism (in International Relations)
Billiard Ball Metaphore (States)
Constructivism (in International Relations)
What is a Nation?
What is a State?
Sovereignty
Montevideo Convention
Constitutive Theory of State
Declarative Theory of State
Leviathan (as a Biblical term)
State of Nature (according to Hobbes)
Social Contract (according to Hobbes)
Feudalism
Impiricism
Nation-State
Westphalian State
Westphalian State System (1648)
Emergence of the European State ( 4 factors)
Primordialism
Modernism/Constructivism (same thing)
State becomes the Nation-State (3 factors)
Ideological State Apparatuses (4)
Monarchy
Absolute Monarchy
Constitutional Monarchy
Single-Party Regime
Military Regimes
Oligarchy
Theocracies
Features of Authoritarianism (4)
Features of Totalitarianism (5)
Political Paranoia
Late Totalitarianism
Leonid Brezhnev
Political Commisar
Long-term Developements leading to the fall of communist regimes (3)
One-Dimensional Superpower
Multi-dimensional superpower
Brezhnev Doctrine
Sinatra Doctrine
Why in 1989? (3 factors)
Mikhail Gorbachev
Regime Transition (2 circumstances)
Domestic Factors (2 aspects)
Civil Culture
Rise of the Middle Class
Dissension Among the Elite
Transition Paradigm (5 factors)
Why did democracy fail after Arab Springs (2011), when it succeeded after the fall of communism in the East Bloc? (3 reasons)
Hybrid Regimes
Competitive Authoritarian Regimes
Reasons for hybrid regimes (3)
Two Treatises of Government
State of Nature (according to Locke)
Natural Rights
Social Contract (according to Locke)
Codified Constitution
Non-codified Constitution
Components of Democratic Constitutions (5)
Separation of Powers (3 Branches of Government)
Executive Branch of Government
Legislative Branch of Government
Judicial Branch of Government
Judicial Review
Parliamentary systems
Presidential Systems
Semi-Presidential Systems
Prime Minister
Transformational vs. Transitional Leader
Unitary States
Federal States
Delegating Government in Unitary States (3 D's)
Federalism
Advantages of Federalism (4)
Problems with Federalism (5)