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| Doctrine of Territorial integrity |
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| holds that a state has the right to revolt or withstand any invasion, agression within its territorial boundaries. |
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| Prosperity, Stability, Security |
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| Functions a state must have to succeed |
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political socialiazation
political recruitment
political communication
interest articulation
interest agrigation
policymaking
policy implementation
policy adjudication |
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| state is a political conscience, abdiction of an individual for benfit of society. has the right to exist. territory bounded by sovereignty |
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| - coherehnt and comprehensive set of ideas that explains and evaluates social conditions |
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explanatory
evaluative
orientative
programmatic |
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| LOVE for ones country, will to die for it |
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| the desire to be an independant nation, usualy felt by ethnic groups |
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| Characteristics of a nation |
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Common language
race
culture
religion
territory
economic cohesion
economic life |
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| nation is a historically constituted group of people, not every stable group of people constitutes a nation. |
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| 3 major factors of production |
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| combination of politics and economics |
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| attempts to find combo if resources to produce a good for consumer |
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| echange from consumer to firm, (price is mutual unspoken agreement based on supply and demand. |
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| reasons government intervenes in free economy |
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1) Goal of giving to those in need (redistribute wealth)
2)Collect taxes
3)Society must be protected from dangerous production techniques (machines, hours)
4) enforce laws regrding monopolys and whatnot |
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| essentially free, however government controls variables like healthcare, education, transportation |
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| gov tells who sells what, how much it is sold for, and who buys it. COMPLETE control. (communist) |
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Representing the citizenship
Enacting legislation or Reacting. (more of a question) |
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| What influences legislation? |
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Help majority in jurisdiction
Help own political party
Own Morals
Country as a whole whose broad interest blankets everything else. |
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