La utopía social conservadora en Bolivia El gobierno de Manuel
... bankruptcy and decline of traditional economic activities based on artisan and petty production. This Bolivian variant of egalitarianism sought the survival of these traditional forms of economic production as a means to rescue the popular classes from the worst excesses of a market economy. The fig ...
... bankruptcy and decline of traditional economic activities based on artisan and petty production. This Bolivian variant of egalitarianism sought the survival of these traditional forms of economic production as a means to rescue the popular classes from the worst excesses of a market economy. The fig ...
Religion and Association in Nineteenth
... revealed itself in these efforts to locate religion’s truth in human associative practices can be seen as a response to three questions that were critical to defining post-revolutionary society. The first question asks: are associations (and, by extension, society) real beings, or are they abstracti ...
... revealed itself in these efforts to locate religion’s truth in human associative practices can be seen as a response to three questions that were critical to defining post-revolutionary society. The first question asks: are associations (and, by extension, society) real beings, or are they abstracti ...
Curriculum Map - Volusia County Schools
... 2. The enduring United States Constitution rests upon a set of basic principles that make the United States government unique in the world. 3. The American political system influences the electoral process. 4. The influence of public opinion, mass media, and interest groups is critical in the govern ...
... 2. The enduring United States Constitution rests upon a set of basic principles that make the United States government unique in the world. 3. The American political system influences the electoral process. 4. The influence of public opinion, mass media, and interest groups is critical in the govern ...
The Travails of Union: The American
... how contested and fragile the union was by the middle of the nineteenth century. Although the war did settle most of the political issues that had divided the union, thereby strengthening the hand of the federal government, the power of federal institutions began to weaken soon after the fighting en ...
... how contested and fragile the union was by the middle of the nineteenth century. Although the war did settle most of the political issues that had divided the union, thereby strengthening the hand of the federal government, the power of federal institutions began to weaken soon after the fighting en ...
PAR template 11-22 - FSU Local Governance Research Lab.
... of insulating local decisions from external political pressures (Lineberry and Fowler 1967; Lyons 1978). By insulating development processes, council-manager governments provide local officials an opportunity to respond to underlying economic problems and to match development policies to specific ne ...
... of insulating local decisions from external political pressures (Lineberry and Fowler 1967; Lyons 1978). By insulating development processes, council-manager governments provide local officials an opportunity to respond to underlying economic problems and to match development policies to specific ne ...
Liberalism and the Moral Significance of
... the established social and political structures ofa time, there will always be temptation to insulate them from change (along with one's position) by means of control over the powers of innovation. Thus, there is good reason to insist that freedom of thought, and its expression in speech, are crucia ...
... the established social and political structures ofa time, there will always be temptation to insulate them from change (along with one's position) by means of control over the powers of innovation. Thus, there is good reason to insist that freedom of thought, and its expression in speech, are crucia ...
GLOBALISATION AND REGIONALISATION IN INTERNATIONAL
... "emphasis on emphasis on fear, insecurity and anarchy".12 Apparently this is reinforced by a bold power projection by the strategic coalition of the United States and Britain against the so-called "rogue states"- Iran, Iraq, Libya and North Korea. Through the Unite Nations, the "Anglo-Saxon cousins" ...
... "emphasis on emphasis on fear, insecurity and anarchy".12 Apparently this is reinforced by a bold power projection by the strategic coalition of the United States and Britain against the so-called "rogue states"- Iran, Iraq, Libya and North Korea. Through the Unite Nations, the "Anglo-Saxon cousins" ...
The Selling of Candidate: Political Advertising as its Worst and Best
... care, etc. Winning is not so much a goal of the campaign as an opportunity to raise important issues and force the incumbent to address these issues. With the media, he is awkward and his ads ineffective. The slick media campaign strategists soon recognize the potential of the candidate to possibly ...
... care, etc. Winning is not so much a goal of the campaign as an opportunity to raise important issues and force the incumbent to address these issues. With the media, he is awkward and his ads ineffective. The slick media campaign strategists soon recognize the potential of the candidate to possibly ...
Microeconomics, Political Economy and the Real World
... other exposition of our field should be not the scholarly origin of each idea or analytical tool employed, but instead its usefulness in understanding real economic affairs. A kind of pragmatic eclecticism not overly deferential to “the proper authorities” should guide any real scientific inquiry. S ...
... other exposition of our field should be not the scholarly origin of each idea or analytical tool employed, but instead its usefulness in understanding real economic affairs. A kind of pragmatic eclecticism not overly deferential to “the proper authorities” should guide any real scientific inquiry. S ...
Social Compacts in Regional and Global - VBN
... governance through the dichotomy of anarchy and hierarchy. However, “economically ‘rational’ responses do not emerge automatically in the political sphere; they are bound up in complex processes of social and political intermediation involving values, identities, and social bonds, all located in par ...
... governance through the dichotomy of anarchy and hierarchy. However, “economically ‘rational’ responses do not emerge automatically in the political sphere; they are bound up in complex processes of social and political intermediation involving values, identities, and social bonds, all located in par ...
A MORAL IMAGINATION: PENTECOSTAL THEOLOGY—and
... Discrimination, neglect, and economic disparity are the norm within most Latin American countries. The masses still struggle to obtain their daily bread. Globalization and authoritarian power structures have eliminated lesser groups from participation. In these hostile environments, Pentecostal grou ...
... Discrimination, neglect, and economic disparity are the norm within most Latin American countries. The masses still struggle to obtain their daily bread. Globalization and authoritarian power structures have eliminated lesser groups from participation. In these hostile environments, Pentecostal grou ...
3. Concentration of power in dictatorships
... data from the World Development Indicators, and the data are from 1972 to 2005. I run OLS with Panel Corrected Standard Errors, with country-year as unit of analysis. The calculation procedure of the standard errors takes into account autocorrelation (AR1), contemporaneous correlation and heterosked ...
... data from the World Development Indicators, and the data are from 1972 to 2005. I run OLS with Panel Corrected Standard Errors, with country-year as unit of analysis. The calculation procedure of the standard errors takes into account autocorrelation (AR1), contemporaneous correlation and heterosked ...
THE SOCIOLOGICAL STUDY OF IDEOLOGY (1940-60
... the point where Engels approached what can be termed either a vulgar Marxist or a revisionist position (depending upon one’s viewpoint). Marx was influenced by the interest theory of the philosophical materialists of the French enlightenment, but the theory of interests remains one of the unspecifi ...
... the point where Engels approached what can be termed either a vulgar Marxist or a revisionist position (depending upon one’s viewpoint). Marx was influenced by the interest theory of the philosophical materialists of the French enlightenment, but the theory of interests remains one of the unspecifi ...
Franz Fanon, Wretched of the Earth, Notes
... B. Thus, there are two different sources for white supremacist and resistance ideologies, because the American and European racial systems are different. 1. In the United States, slavery was enforced primarily by working-class members of the dominant race. As a result, all whites enjoyed a status su ...
... B. Thus, there are two different sources for white supremacist and resistance ideologies, because the American and European racial systems are different. 1. In the United States, slavery was enforced primarily by working-class members of the dominant race. As a result, all whites enjoyed a status su ...
Social Compact Report 2015. - National Planning Commission
... In South Africa, the concept and practice of social compacting was first applied in the transition period with the establishment of the National Economic Forum (NEF) comprised of business, government and labour representatives. This evolved into NEDLAC which has played an important role in ensuring ...
... In South Africa, the concept and practice of social compacting was first applied in the transition period with the establishment of the National Economic Forum (NEF) comprised of business, government and labour representatives. This evolved into NEDLAC which has played an important role in ensuring ...
State (polity)
A state is an organized political community living under a single system of government. Speakers of American English often use state and government as synonyms, with both words referring to an organized political group that exercises authority over a particular territory. States may or may not be sovereign. For instance, federated states that are members of a federal union have only partial sovereignty, but are, nonetheless, states. Some states are subject to external sovereignty or hegemony where ultimate sovereignty lies in another state. The term ""state"" can also refer to the secular branches of government within a state, often as a manner of contrasting them with churches and civilian institutions.Many human societies have been governed by states for millennia, but many have been stateless societies. The first states arose about 5,500 years ago in conjunction with the rapid growth of urban centers, the invention of writing, and the codification of new forms of religion. Over time a variety of different forms developed, employing a variety of justifications for their existence (such as divine right, the theory of the social contract, etc.). In the 21st century the modern nation-state is the predominant form of state to which people are subject.