Politics

Question

What is power?

Answer 1

The ability to control or impose your will upon others.

Answer 2

Having the physical might over people.

Answer 3

A right or benefit that is given to some people and not to others.

Answer 4

The power to give orders and make decisions.

Answer 5

The activities associated with the governance of a country or area, especially the debate between parties having power.

Answer 6

Who gets what, when, how, and why.

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The authoritative allocation of values for a society.

Answer 8

A particular set of Political beliefs or principles.

Answer 9

Interactions between states and the international system.

Answer 10

The study of phenomena across states.

Answer 11

The study of interactions between states and the international system.

Answer 12

The study of good decision making.

Answer 13

The study of governments, justice, liberty, prosperity, rights, and war.

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Legislative

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Executive and legistalative

Answer 16

uni- or bicameral

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unitary or federal

Answer 18

codified or non-codified

Answer 19

ministries or cohabitation

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The idea that democracy occurs as a result of economic growth and cultural changes.

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The idea that democracy promotes economic growth due to more political freedom.

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As countries become more secular, they experience more economic growth.

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As countries democratise and experience economic growth, dramatic cultural changes will occur.

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Global clashes occur as a result of a difference in economic interests.

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Cultural characteristics will become more homogenised over time and less global conflicts will occur.

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Individuals are born with certain characteristics, and these cultural characteristics will drive future conflicts.

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Global conflicts do not occur as a result of clash of civilisations, as they don't actually exist as previously described in discourse.

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Weber saw political identity as an ingrained part of our cultural identity, while Marx believed that economic interests was ingrained in political identity and our cultural identity.

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Weber believed that it was political identity which would be the driving force in global conflicts, while Marx believed that it was economic identity.

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Marx saw political cleavage as the driving force that effected economic interests, while Weber saw it as the cultural class-consciousness that influenced political identity.

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Marx believes economic interests shapes political identity, while Weber believes it is cultural interests that shapes political identity.

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Politicians are self-interested and governments should have a system of checks & balances.

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States have usually been in contact with each other throughout history, which implies that the adoption of particular political systems cannot be isolated to a few select variables.

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Humans are self-interested, but also desire the feeling of belonging, which explains why nationalism was such a late development.

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The state only has power so long as its citizens believe in it.

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Breakthrough, opening, reform

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Opening, breakthrough, consolidation

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Collapse, opening, reform

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Breakdown, opening, reform

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A situation where individuals have private incentives, but decide to participate in an action that benefits all members of the group.

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A situation where the legislature cannot come to a mutual agreement over a policy or law.

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A situation where individuals have private incentives not to participate in an action that benefit all members of the group.

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A situation where there is internal conflict within a party, and therefore a collective idea can be pursued.

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peace and harmony

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primordalism

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cautious mistrust

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anarchy/human nature

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The social contract and "divine right of kings"

Answer 49

The "divine rights of kings" and political identity

Answer 50

The social contract and political identity

Answer 51

The powers of the executive and legislative branch

Answer 52

economics reinforces ideological beliefs.

Answer 53

ideological differences between states creates conflicts.

Answer 54

states with a strong ideology tend to be authoritarian.

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state institutes reproduce the conditions of a capitalist state.

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Good governance is not necessarily moral governance.

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Governance affects the quality of life

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Form of government is predetermined by choice

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We can distinguish between good and bad governance

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It was the first sarcastic account of a political structure.

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It bridged pre-modern and modern thinking.

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It promoted authoritarian rule.

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Machiavelli wrote it.

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If two or more examples have a variable in common, and all only have only one other variable in common, the variables are correlated.

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If a dependent variable is common to all instances but one, and in that one instance, the independent variable is different, the variables are correlated.

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If different variables results in a common outcome, it is that common outcome which shows the instances are correlated.

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If all variables are the same, except for one, and they all have share a common outcome, then the differing variable is an outlier.

Answer 68

necessity of occupation

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whether the occupation furthers the interests of the occupying powers

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commonly perceived threat

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guarantee that the occupying force will withdraw is credible

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success of overthrowing occupying force

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Military investment, agricultural production, collapse of feudalism, and enlightenment.

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Capitalist economy, need to defend territory, shared cultural identity

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Tax, stability of a centralised power, and democratic ideals

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War, economics, political interests, and geographical luck

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Democratisation/collapse of democracy

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Civic culture

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Economic development

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Conscription armies and mass education

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Foreign policy interests of global powers and neighbours

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Natural disasters

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Economic crisis

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Nations are naturally occurring entities, which you are born into.

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Human nature has no objective for the greater good; it's a war of all against all.

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Political leaders will do anything to maintain power; the end justifies the means.

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Individuals will chose not to act for the greater good in favour for their own personal interests.

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Codified, established governmental organs, and popular sovereignty.

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Open fair elections, accountability, reflection of national values.

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Established governmental organs, guarantee of basic citizen rights, popular sovereignty.

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Open fair elections, non-codified, guarantee of basic citizen rights for electorate.

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codified and non-codified

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unitary and federal

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realism and liberalism

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presidential and parliamentary

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Electoral democracies

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Electoral autocracies

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competitive authoritiarianism

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competitive democracies

Answer 100

Accountability

Answer 101

Elected government

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Elections by majority rule

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Political pluralism

Answer 104

Competitive action problem

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Constructivist

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Cohabitation

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Appointing the Prime Minister

Answer 108

Dissolving parliament

Answer 109

Internal affairs

Answer 110

Nominating members of the legislature

Answer 111

setting the agenda

Answer 112

Terminating the parliament

Answer 113

organising cabinet committees

Answer 114

allocating responsibilities

Answer 115

Appointing members of the legislature

Answer 116

Dissolving the legislature

Answer 117

implementing policies

Answer 118

foreign affairs

Answer 119

emergencies

Answer 120

appointing members of the cabinet

Answer 121

delegation of powers from central authorities

Answer 122

state representation

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deconcentration of central government employees away from the capital

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multi-layered with subunits

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decentralisation of supplementing and executing laws

Answer 126

devolution

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neutral capital

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necessity of court and judicial review

Answer 129

state consent built into constitutional revision process

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Social and philosophical changes

Answer 131

Collapse of trading leagues

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Peace and non-intervention policies

Answer 133

Nationalism

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Permanent population

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UN recognition

Answer 136

Recognition by other states

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Defined territory

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A government

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Capacity to enter into relations with other states

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International law

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