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Kristina Casandra Adarme

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the Greek word “polis”

city or sovereign state

In Aristotle’s world, politics was

politike episteme or political science

process of series of studying different concepts

science of government

common denominator in this is the

pattern of thinking of different people

How many readings to make a law?

three and non-consecutive days

Interaction im the human mind

Aristotle

What is Aristotle famous book?

the politics

every polis is a kind of, what?

association

The essence of —— is politics and that two or more interactions with one another are invariably involved in a political relationship.

social existence

• the combination of different learnings and principles taught from different people; influence.

Political Socialization

Human act that deals to a certain extent with power, conflict and decision making

politics

Systematics body of knowledge

science of government

Owning and exercising power, authority, rule and influence

politics

Human behavior related to government act

politics within pol scie

Pattern in one’s behavior

art of practice

According to him politics is conflict

DAHL

According to him politics is authoritative allocation of values

David Easton

Less life- more law

Harold Laswell

Subject to some kind of power, ruleship amd authority

Dahl

Reform not revolution

Dahl

Parents of the nation

parens patriae

Public policy power of the state

Article 2 section 1

Vital decision making

David Easton

Who says that government is important in decision-making

David Easton

Civil society

Politician

political

Family

Religion

Political parties

Politics

Business

We are given freedom, but we are under the law, thus, we don’t have absolute freedom.

authorative allocation

Stay in power

political realism

What is the four elements of the state

people/population, sovereignty, territory, government, and recognition

to give what is due

equity

Classless society

Marxism

Red tag and military is the power

communism

who gets what, when, and how

harold Laswell

The benefits implied are our ‘Karapatang Pantao’ through our

three cardinal rights

Three cardinal rights

life, liberty and levin

Human needs numerous resources but limited

scarcity

The separation of Church and State shall be inviolable.

article 2 section 6

Organization of human beings living together as a community

social structure

land, sea and airspace the state exercise its jurisdiction on.

territory

The machinery of the state through which the people’s will is formulated and carried out.

Government

It refers to both jurisdiction and independence

sovereignty

four stems from political decisions,

common good, general welfare, social justice, equity

well-being and interests of the community or society as a whole (common denominator).

common good

broader and more encompassing scope, looking at the overall well-being and prosperity of the entire nation.

general welfare

everyone deserves equal economic, political, and social rights and opportunities.

social justice

branch of social science that deals with the theory, organization, government, and practice of the state;

rodee 1980

• a study of adjudication, enforcement, legislation, and execution; there should be distinction.

Montesquieu

• They have their own power; they are kept separate.

doctrine of separation power

They assist each other; the removal of one branch creates an imbalance for the rest

doctrines of cheeks and balances

First name of the first Supreme Court was

royal audiencia

Served as an advisory body to the Governor General and had the power to check and report on his abuses during the time of the Spaniards.

Royal audiencia

Scopes of political science

political theory, public ad, public law

Pericle’s funeral oration

political theory

entire body of doctrines relating the origin of behavior, and purposes of the state.

political theory

focuses upon the methods and techniques used in the actual management of state affairs by the three branches of the government.

pub ad

Subdivision of pub law

constitutional law, administrative law, international law

Planning and organizing of government

pub ad

Fixes the organization and determines the competence of the adminitrative authorities which regulates the methods by which the functions of the government performed

administrative law

Body of the rules, which regulates the community of nations.

public administration

• was pushed as a peace treaty and ended the war between Germany and most of the Allied Powers. •

treaty of Versailles

Legislated by the senators ex. 9 dash line

doctrine of transformation

spreaded throughout your territory; to engage relationships between foreign states.

internal sovereignty

independent states are free to either enter or not enter such relationships for their own security.

external sovereignty

5 methods of pol sice

deductive, inductive, observational, historical, comparative method

Alll money matters

doctrine of power of the purse

Drawing up of specific conclusion from premises presumed to be infallible

deductive m

General idea to specific

deductive m

the most ideal form of government for Asian countries because of diverse communities, therefore, it should be adapted by the monarchical Brunei.

representative democracy

establish general truths upon the basis of known facts before such truths are to be used as premises for specific application; from a specific to general.

inductive m

observe the workings of political systems and political processes;

observational m

Etnography and documentation

observational m

employs the systematic study of historical facts to explain human political and social behavior.

historical m

to correlate economic, geographical, psychological, sociological data, and other scientific phenomena; triangulation (comparing variables; two or more data).

comparative m

History means

Greek historia

Historia means

investigation or inquiry

Conditions such as strategic frontiers, populations, expansionism, spheres of influence, and natural resources are some of the basic concerns of the political scientist and geographer.

geography

Economics in greek

oikonomos

Oikonomos means

household management

Smallest basic unit of society

family

studies of the mental and emotional processes which specifically motivate the voting behavior of the individuals and groups.

psychology

Useful in the examination of political issues like public opinion, group pressure, and propaganda

psychology

Invaluable aid to the government im the affairs of the state

psychology

Discipline related to pol scie

history, geography, economics, philosophy, psychology, sociology, jurisprudence

Sociology latin

socius

Latin socius

partners or companions

Logos

study

viewed as an aggregate of individuals;

society

science of the law is concerned primarily with the analysis of existing legal systems as well as the ethical, historical, sociological and psychological foundations of law.

jurisprudence

The law and state are

inseparable

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問題一覧

the Greek word “polis”

city or sovereign state

In Aristotle’s world, politics was

politike episteme or political science

process of series of studying different concepts

science of government

common denominator in this is the

pattern of thinking of different people

How many readings to make a law?

three and non-consecutive days

Interaction im the human mind

Aristotle

What is Aristotle famous book?

the politics

every polis is a kind of, what?

association

The essence of —— is politics and that two or more interactions with one another are invariably involved in a political relationship.

social existence

• the combination of different learnings and principles taught from different people; influence.

Political Socialization

Human act that deals to a certain extent with power, conflict and decision making

politics

Systematics body of knowledge

science of government

Owning and exercising power, authority, rule and influence

politics

Human behavior related to government act

politics within pol scie

Pattern in one’s behavior

art of practice

According to him politics is conflict

DAHL

According to him politics is authoritative allocation of values

David Easton

Less life- more law

Harold Laswell

Subject to some kind of power, ruleship amd authority

Dahl

Reform not revolution

Dahl

Parents of the nation

parens patriae

Public policy power of the state

Article 2 section 1

Vital decision making

David Easton

Who says that government is important in decision-making

David Easton

Civil society

Politician

political

Family

Religion

Political parties

Politics

Business

We are given freedom, but we are under the law, thus, we don’t have absolute freedom.

authorative allocation

Stay in power

political realism

What is the four elements of the state

people/population, sovereignty, territory, government, and recognition

to give what is due

equity

Classless society

Marxism

Red tag and military is the power

communism

who gets what, when, and how

harold Laswell

The benefits implied are our ‘Karapatang Pantao’ through our

three cardinal rights

Three cardinal rights

life, liberty and levin

Human needs numerous resources but limited

scarcity

The separation of Church and State shall be inviolable.

article 2 section 6

Organization of human beings living together as a community

social structure

land, sea and airspace the state exercise its jurisdiction on.

territory

The machinery of the state through which the people’s will is formulated and carried out.

Government

It refers to both jurisdiction and independence

sovereignty

four stems from political decisions,

common good, general welfare, social justice, equity

well-being and interests of the community or society as a whole (common denominator).

common good

broader and more encompassing scope, looking at the overall well-being and prosperity of the entire nation.

general welfare

everyone deserves equal economic, political, and social rights and opportunities.

social justice

branch of social science that deals with the theory, organization, government, and practice of the state;

rodee 1980

• a study of adjudication, enforcement, legislation, and execution; there should be distinction.

Montesquieu

• They have their own power; they are kept separate.

doctrine of separation power

They assist each other; the removal of one branch creates an imbalance for the rest

doctrines of cheeks and balances

First name of the first Supreme Court was

royal audiencia

Served as an advisory body to the Governor General and had the power to check and report on his abuses during the time of the Spaniards.

Royal audiencia

Scopes of political science

political theory, public ad, public law

Pericle’s funeral oration

political theory

entire body of doctrines relating the origin of behavior, and purposes of the state.

political theory

focuses upon the methods and techniques used in the actual management of state affairs by the three branches of the government.

pub ad

Subdivision of pub law

constitutional law, administrative law, international law

Planning and organizing of government

pub ad

Fixes the organization and determines the competence of the adminitrative authorities which regulates the methods by which the functions of the government performed

administrative law

Body of the rules, which regulates the community of nations.

public administration

• was pushed as a peace treaty and ended the war between Germany and most of the Allied Powers. •

treaty of Versailles

Legislated by the senators ex. 9 dash line

doctrine of transformation

spreaded throughout your territory; to engage relationships between foreign states.

internal sovereignty

independent states are free to either enter or not enter such relationships for their own security.

external sovereignty

5 methods of pol sice

deductive, inductive, observational, historical, comparative method

Alll money matters

doctrine of power of the purse

Drawing up of specific conclusion from premises presumed to be infallible

deductive m

General idea to specific

deductive m

the most ideal form of government for Asian countries because of diverse communities, therefore, it should be adapted by the monarchical Brunei.

representative democracy

establish general truths upon the basis of known facts before such truths are to be used as premises for specific application; from a specific to general.

inductive m

observe the workings of political systems and political processes;

observational m

Etnography and documentation

observational m

employs the systematic study of historical facts to explain human political and social behavior.

historical m

to correlate economic, geographical, psychological, sociological data, and other scientific phenomena; triangulation (comparing variables; two or more data).

comparative m

History means

Greek historia

Historia means

investigation or inquiry

Conditions such as strategic frontiers, populations, expansionism, spheres of influence, and natural resources are some of the basic concerns of the political scientist and geographer.

geography

Economics in greek

oikonomos

Oikonomos means

household management

Smallest basic unit of society

family

studies of the mental and emotional processes which specifically motivate the voting behavior of the individuals and groups.

psychology

Useful in the examination of political issues like public opinion, group pressure, and propaganda

psychology

Invaluable aid to the government im the affairs of the state

psychology

Discipline related to pol scie

history, geography, economics, philosophy, psychology, sociology, jurisprudence

Sociology latin

socius

Latin socius

partners or companions

Logos

study

viewed as an aggregate of individuals;

society

science of the law is concerned primarily with the analysis of existing legal systems as well as the ethical, historical, sociological and psychological foundations of law.

jurisprudence

The law and state are

inseparable