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| What does Global Village Mean |
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| Democratic Regimes were predominantly features of what century |
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What is true of the following in fascist states
-They are people dominated regimes
-They seek to rebuild national glories
-Musharrafs Pakistan is a good example
-They advocated human rights |
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| they seek to rebuild traditional national glories |
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Which of the following scholars did define the concept of sovereignty
-Max Weber
-Joseph Schumpeter
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| The ultimate source of authority in society. The sovereign is the final decision maker in a community. |
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| What is Internal Sovereignty |
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| a monopoly over the legitimate use of force within a specific territory |
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| What is external sovereignty |
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| International recognition the sovereignty jurisdiction over its territory |
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| Argued within a society a single authority should posses the untrammeled and undivided power to make laws |
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| Values dimension reflects the contrast between societies in which religion is very important and those in which it is not |
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| a democracy in which an authoritarian legacy continues to influence political action and debate |
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| Created the waves of democratization |
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| a illiberal democracy in which elected leaders do not respect individual rights, or elected governments form a facade behind which traditional rulers continue to exercise traditional power |
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Stable democracy
A participatory attitude toward politics
trust in other people and willingness to participate |
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| How is civic culture measured |
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High stability
middle stability
low stability |
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| Which scholar is related to civic culture |
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| What are waves of democratization |
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| Is a group of transitions from non-democractic to democratic regimes that occur within a specified period of time and that significantly outnumber transitions in that period |
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| Who is related to waves of democratization |
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| treaties of munster and onabruck the start of the modern area world politics. Mutual recognition of independence. people could determine that religion had complete control over authority. |
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| mentioned social capital which solves collective action problems. Written by Putnam |
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| is a government led by a committee of military leaders. |
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| most states post colonial |
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| occur through conquest by a foreign power, revolution, coup d'état or reconstruction following the failure of a state. Regime change may replace all or part of the state's existing institutions, administrative apparatus, bureaucracy and other elements. |
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| Agent of Political Socialization |
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| Family, School, Religious institutions, Peer Groups |
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| Bourgeoise VS. Proletariat |
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Bourgeoise= city dwellers (Elite)
Proletariat= Working Class (Employees) |
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