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City state(greek word "polis")
Politics
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According to him "Politics as human activity concerning authorize decision-making and action."
David Easton
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According to him politicd as"who gets what,when and how"~allocation of funds
Harold Laswell
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According to him Poltics arises~involves conflict and cooperation
Robert Dahl
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study of politics and power
Political Science
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It presents the view that the state is created by God.
Divine Theory
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Men created the state(agreement-social contract)
Social Contract
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state is natural and living organism
Natural Theory
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State is procesd of evolution
Patriarchal/Matriarchal Theory
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Is a community of persons more or less numerous occupying a define territory completely free of external control and possessing an organized government to which the great body inhabitants render habitual obedience.
State
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the term refers to inhabitants population of a state
People
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It refers to the fixed portion of the surface of the earth inhabited by the people of the state.
Territory
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Enumerate Four types of Domain
Terrestrial Domain, Fluvial Domain, Maritime Domain, Aerial Domain
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refers to the land masses
Terrestrial Domain
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refers to the internal waters
Fluvial Domain
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refers to the external waters
Maritime Domain
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refers to the air space above the land and waters
Aerial Domain
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It is essential instrument or machinery of the state that carries out its will,purpose and objectives.
Government
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Is an institution by which society needs for social are satisfied and by which means conflicting interest are reconciled
Government
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Has the power to make and enforce laws and make decisions for the members
Government
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It is ruled by a Monarch (King/Queen/Sultan)who has absolute power over the subjects
Absolute Monarchy
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It is one with limited powers as provided by the constitution
Limited Monarchy
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Coming from a Grek word meaning "rule by rhe best"
Aristocracy
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the governmental power id held by fer elite members of the society
Aristocracy
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Is the type of government whereby people themselves manage public affairs
Direct Democracy
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Is one in which the people run public affairs through thier representatives elected periodically who inturn appoints officials to appointive positions
Representative Democracy
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A government where by the power is centralized in the National Government
Unitary
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Is one whereby the set of powers to govern is shared between the rational and local government.
Federal
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Is a government headed by a President who is elected directly by the people for a fix term of office and as the head of the executive department.
Presidential
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Type of government in which headed by a prime minister who is elected by the members of the parliament from among themselves.
Parliamentary
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It is defined as the supreme and final legal authority of the state to enforce its will on its members by coercive sanctions,if necessary,which must,not be subject to any like power.
Sovereignty
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Is the supreme or absolute power a state to enforce its will on the people with its territory.
Internal
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Whic means independence of a state from control by any other state.The independence of a state should be recognized and respected by the nation states.
External
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Enumerate the Characteristics of Sovereignty
Absolute, Comprehensive, Permanent, Indivisible, Legal, Political, De Facto, De Jure
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The exercise by the state of its sovereign power is absolute in the sense that the state is not subject to restrictions by any other power.
Absolute
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It means that supreme legal authority of the state extends to all citizens,aliens,associations,or organizations within its boundaries.
Comprehensive
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It means that sovereignty is perpetual in the sense that as long as the state exist,sovereignty exist.
Permanent
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It means that indivisibility of sovereignty is that such supreme authority or supreme will is the monopoly of the state.
Indivisible
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It is defined as the supreme authority of the state expressed by the law and the constitution.Whichever authority has the power to make the low or amend constitution exercise legal sovereignty.
Legal
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It is supreme authority of the state which resides in the people.
Political
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It is vested on a person or group of person who have succeeded in displacing the legitimate sovereign.
De Facto
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The supreme legal authority of the state is based on the supreme law.
De Jure
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Humanities oldest and most important institutions and vital in every society.Every society needs some people to make and enforce decision that affect power in a group.
Government
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Refers to the process of exercising power in group.Possess sovereignty and authority to rule.
Government
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Governing body of a nation or state the exercise political authority over actions,public affairs and administration.
Government
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Come from the latin verb "gubernare"and ancient greek word"kubernaein"which means "to steer"meaning to control,guide or mamipulate.
Governance
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The exercise of authority,action,function,power or manner of governing the people of a state.
Governance
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Enacment and promulgation of public policies that affects human economic,social development(improvement of well being)and institutional interactions.The power exercised is for the common good.The proper and effective utilization of resources.
Governance
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Enumerate the Elements of Government
Rules of Conduct, Sovereignty, Legitimacy, Jurisdiction, Enforcement
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set of rules
Rules of Conduct
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supreme authority
Sovereignty
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conformity to laws
Legitimacy
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right to govern
Jurisdiction
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compliance with law
Enforcement
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Set of ideas that provides a basis for organized political action
Political Ideologies
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Refers to the principles and theories followed or carried out by a government.
Political Ideologies
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Set of beliefs about the proper order of society and how it can be achieved-Erikson & Tedin
Political Ideologies
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Derived from the latin word "liber"which means "free men"
Liberalism
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Promotes individual rights,civil liberties democracy and free enterprise
Liberalism
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Free government interventions
Liberalism
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Freedom of the individual person in political decision-making.
Individualism
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Ability to think or act as one wishes(individuals or social group)without hindrance or restraints.
Freedom
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The capacity to take charge(logical justification of an action)for their own lives and fashion their own destiny.
Reason
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Moral standard of fairness and impartially(equal treatment/not biased)
Justice
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Forbearance (self-control)willingness to accept views or action with which one is in disagreement.
Toleration
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Defined by the desire to preserve institutions and is reflected in resistance to,or atleast suspicion of change.
Conservatism
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Institutions and practices with long standing history that has achieved continuity and stability.
Conservatism
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Government is there to serve the people and protect their existing practices and way of life.
Conservatism
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Envision a state characterized by public ownwership of resources and the means of production.
Socialism
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Individuals do not work in isolation but with cooperation with one another.
Socialism
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Everything that is produced by the people is a social product,and therefore anyone who contributed in the production of this has a share.
Socialism
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Examines the effect of capitalism (free-market private ownership)on labor productivity and economic development and argues for a worker revolution to overturn capitalism in favor of communism(all properties is publicly owned and each person works and is paid according to their abilities and needs).
Marxism
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Process whereby the worker is made to feel foreign (isolated) to the products on his/her own labor.
Alienation
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Under capitalism labor is reduced to being a mere commodity and work becomes a depersonalized.
Alienation
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Workers are alienated from the procduct of their labor,the process of the labor,from fellow workers and themselves.
Alienation
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Enumerate The 4 types of Alienation
Alienation from product, Alienation from others, Alienation from self, Alienation from Species-Essence
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The existence of private property CAUSES the conflict in a society.
Class Struggle
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Capitalist class
Bourgeoisie
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Working class
Proletariat
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The profit gained by capitalist from their workers through paying them less than the value of their labor.
Surplus Value
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All workers create more value at work than they receive in wages.The extra "surplus" value goes into the boss pocket as profit.
Exploitation
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Based on a strong based central government,nationalism amd authorianism.
Facism
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Society is in danger from various threats such as invation,war or rebelion hence,a need of fierce government with unlimited powers to diminish this threats
Facism
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State first before individual interest
Facism
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Centered on the thought that government is both harmful and unecessary.
Anarchism
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The state is undesirable because of its various aspects(control,authority,hierarchy)that hinders freedom and individualism.
Anarchism
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Supports the natation of "self-governance"communities where individuals manage their own affairs through cooperative effort and mutual aspect.
Anarchism
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Desire to enhance the social role of women in whatever way possible
Feminism
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Community must acknowledge the power and strength of sexual or gender equality in the society.
Feminism
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The process of something the thoughts,behavior and feelings of other person.
Influence
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The right to influence another person
Authority
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The capacity and ability of a person,team organization to influence another people or events.
Power
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Enumarate the four types of formal power
Coercive Power, Reward Power, Legitimate Power, Information Power
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Is established by an individuals position in an organization;conveys the ability to coerce or reward,from formal authority or from control of information.
Formal Power
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Is a type of power that employs the use of force,threats and other forms of coercion to stimulate an outcome.
Coercion Power
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Enumerate the 2 forms of Coercion
Personal Coercion, Impersonal Coercion
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It is the opposite of coercive power.
Reward Power
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Enumerate the 2 types of Reward Power
Tangible Reward, Intangible Reward
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It is the degree to which a manager can use subordinates beliefs that the boss has a right of command to control their behavior.
Legitimate Power
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This power is the result of acess to control over information higher the person in the hierarchy,more information would be accesses to him.
Information Power