No Way Out: Travel Restrictions and Authoritarian Regimes
... et al., 2006, p. 894). Consequently, we argue that restricting travel allows authoritarian governments to more easily suppress contestation.10 To put it differently, if freedoms giving citizens more ‘space’ follow from the freedom of movement, the process has the potential to destabilize autocracies ...
... et al., 2006, p. 894). Consequently, we argue that restricting travel allows authoritarian governments to more easily suppress contestation.10 To put it differently, if freedoms giving citizens more ‘space’ follow from the freedom of movement, the process has the potential to destabilize autocracies ...
Globalization, War, and the Withering Away of the
... but “free trade” is not free. Penetration, once in play, does not limit itself to commerce in goods and services. It also means commerce in ideas, morals, rules, and, in particular, ideologies and religions. The mixture of these interests and passions has been the recipe for war as well as wealth, p ...
... but “free trade” is not free. Penetration, once in play, does not limit itself to commerce in goods and services. It also means commerce in ideas, morals, rules, and, in particular, ideologies and religions. The mixture of these interests and passions has been the recipe for war as well as wealth, p ...
29-1 Comeau.pmd
... This study develops the concept of initial democratic capital to represent more accurately the impact of the political tradition of a nation on economic performance. The starting point of this approach is its account of a country’s legacy of political freedom inherited from the years immediately pri ...
... This study develops the concept of initial democratic capital to represent more accurately the impact of the political tradition of a nation on economic performance. The starting point of this approach is its account of a country’s legacy of political freedom inherited from the years immediately pri ...
The Price of Rights: High School Students` Civic Values and Behaviors
... focuses on how the predominance of individualism in American political culture influences individuals’ conceptions of citizenship. One of the leading examinations has suggested that individualism dominates contemporary moral discourse in such a way that it has become a prominent “first language” (Be ...
... focuses on how the predominance of individualism in American political culture influences individuals’ conceptions of citizenship. One of the leading examinations has suggested that individualism dominates contemporary moral discourse in such a way that it has become a prominent “first language” (Be ...
Dynamic Lexicon: What Does It Mean to Speak a Language?
... Integration Processes and Politics in Central Europe This course will focus on several themes connected to the changes brought by the integration of Central European states into Europe-wide integration processes. First, the course will deal with the comparative assessment of differences and similari ...
... Integration Processes and Politics in Central Europe This course will focus on several themes connected to the changes brought by the integration of Central European states into Europe-wide integration processes. First, the course will deal with the comparative assessment of differences and similari ...
SOCIAL MOVEMENTS AND SOCIAL POLICIES: POLITICAL
... public services in order to service a large deficit. The second follows from the first in that citizens have become increasingly disenfranchised in a political system that no longer represents popular opinion. There are concerns that the traditional methods of political engagement have not been repr ...
... public services in order to service a large deficit. The second follows from the first in that citizens have become increasingly disenfranchised in a political system that no longer represents popular opinion. There are concerns that the traditional methods of political engagement have not been repr ...
What is political economy analysis?
... analysis is not at one end of a spectrum of analytical scope, but rather a characteristic of analysis that can be applied at any level. One way to express this is to distinguish levels of analysis as shown in Figure 1, but to argue that within any given level, the approach may be driven by a specifi ...
... analysis is not at one end of a spectrum of analytical scope, but rather a characteristic of analysis that can be applied at any level. One way to express this is to distinguish levels of analysis as shown in Figure 1, but to argue that within any given level, the approach may be driven by a specifi ...
The Writing on the Wall: A Content Analysis of College Students
... themselves rather than between voters and politicians (Ancu & Cozma, 2009), the researchers hypothesized that Facebook groups would display voter-to-voter conversations that are mainly political in nature, rather than simply reflecting social interaction or entertainment needs. In addition, the rese ...
... themselves rather than between voters and politicians (Ancu & Cozma, 2009), the researchers hypothesized that Facebook groups would display voter-to-voter conversations that are mainly political in nature, rather than simply reflecting social interaction or entertainment needs. In addition, the rese ...
political careers, corruption, and impunity
... domestic political processes, assessing their impact on policy formulation, and contributing to a broader understanding of contemporary politics (Stein et al. 2005, 257). In this regard, Helmke and Levitsky (2006, 27) suggest that “efforts to identify and measure informal institutions require substan ...
... domestic political processes, assessing their impact on policy formulation, and contributing to a broader understanding of contemporary politics (Stein et al. 2005, 257). In this regard, Helmke and Levitsky (2006, 27) suggest that “efforts to identify and measure informal institutions require substan ...
Proposing Favorite Strategies to Produce Social and Political
... Since political documentary is different from all documentaries. In this part we discuss about political documentary briefly. Political documentary is collection of ordinary programs that induces fiction video products to audience. Important characteristics of these programs are “emphasis on being d ...
... Since political documentary is different from all documentaries. In this part we discuss about political documentary briefly. Political documentary is collection of ordinary programs that induces fiction video products to audience. Important characteristics of these programs are “emphasis on being d ...
Lecture Notes on Power Point
... express their wishes on how these interests should best be promoted Derived from the ancient Greek idea of the polis (=political community) Most influentially expressed by Jean Jacque Rousseau and laid the basis for a modern idea of democracy and the legitimacy of majority rule ...
... express their wishes on how these interests should best be promoted Derived from the ancient Greek idea of the polis (=political community) Most influentially expressed by Jean Jacque Rousseau and laid the basis for a modern idea of democracy and the legitimacy of majority rule ...
In Defense of Genopolitics The American Political Science Review
... 5HTT and church attendance replicates; however, the association with MAOA does not. We then conduct several tests with alternative specifications, showing that the 5HTT result is robust. Turning to the general critique of genopolitcs, we draw on literatures in both political science and genetics to ...
... 5HTT and church attendance replicates; however, the association with MAOA does not. We then conduct several tests with alternative specifications, showing that the 5HTT result is robust. Turning to the general critique of genopolitcs, we draw on literatures in both political science and genetics to ...
Who`s Right About the Right Comparing
... between right and wrong ways of living, is rooted in traditional standards, and can be threatened by social change. Social scientists have connected adherence to definitive moral standards with political conservatism since the post-World War II study The Authoritarian Personality (Adorno 1950; see a ...
... between right and wrong ways of living, is rooted in traditional standards, and can be threatened by social change. Social scientists have connected adherence to definitive moral standards with political conservatism since the post-World War II study The Authoritarian Personality (Adorno 1950; see a ...
SOC 8311 Basic Social Statistics
... Textbook images of U.S. government gloss over the impact of political organizations & interest groups in shaping local, state, national public policies through lobbying on policy issues of great importance to their members’ and constituents’ interests. Political sociologists & political scientists s ...
... Textbook images of U.S. government gloss over the impact of political organizations & interest groups in shaping local, state, national public policies through lobbying on policy issues of great importance to their members’ and constituents’ interests. Political sociologists & political scientists s ...
Myanmar Institute - Friedrich-Ebert
... will be no recognition from the outside world. If the West insists on redrawing the road map, there will be no common ground. If there is too much pressure, our leaders may withdraw into isolation again. We fear that; we do not want to go back to isolation. o The West should not only demand human ri ...
... will be no recognition from the outside world. If the West insists on redrawing the road map, there will be no common ground. If there is too much pressure, our leaders may withdraw into isolation again. We fear that; we do not want to go back to isolation. o The West should not only demand human ri ...
Seymour Martin Lipset and the Study of Democracy
... scholarly articles too numerous to count, and editor or coeditor of 25 more, he is one of the most prolific social scientists of this century. No living political scientist or sociologist is more frequently cited by other scholars. Few social science books in our times have had the impact of his Pol ...
... scholarly articles too numerous to count, and editor or coeditor of 25 more, he is one of the most prolific social scientists of this century. No living political scientist or sociologist is more frequently cited by other scholars. Few social science books in our times have had the impact of his Pol ...
Evolutionary Political Psychology
... Social life - when organisms designed for propagation of their own genes come to depend on each other - inevitably leads to conflict. Different individuals have different interests and as a consequence, conflicts about their prioritization arise. Politics is the process of determining this prioriti ...
... Social life - when organisms designed for propagation of their own genes come to depend on each other - inevitably leads to conflict. Different individuals have different interests and as a consequence, conflicts about their prioritization arise. Politics is the process of determining this prioriti ...
Butler and Weed, The Question of Gender, epilogue
... often stand aghast before the appropriation of feminist and queer terms and aims by conservative projects at odds with our own yet which make use of ours to legitimize racially exclusionary, openly imperialist, or more subtle Western supremacist endeavors. Thus, for example, neoconservatives identif ...
... often stand aghast before the appropriation of feminist and queer terms and aims by conservative projects at odds with our own yet which make use of ours to legitimize racially exclusionary, openly imperialist, or more subtle Western supremacist endeavors. Thus, for example, neoconservatives identif ...
Ten Things Political Scientists Know that You Don`t
... among voters. Just as we do not grade students on the answer to just one test, we also should not arrive at impressions about the broad preferences of the public on the basis of just one question. This is the difference between most studies in political science that use survey data, versus polls rep ...
... among voters. Just as we do not grade students on the answer to just one test, we also should not arrive at impressions about the broad preferences of the public on the basis of just one question. This is the difference between most studies in political science that use survey data, versus polls rep ...
Transnational jihadist terrorism
... economic growth has also been found to correlate strongly with the emergence of ideological terrorism, but not with ethno-nationalist terrorism (Crenshaw 1981). • This may be particularly important in countries where sudden wealth (e.g. from oil) has precipitated a change from tribal to high-tech so ...
... economic growth has also been found to correlate strongly with the emergence of ideological terrorism, but not with ethno-nationalist terrorism (Crenshaw 1981). • This may be particularly important in countries where sudden wealth (e.g. from oil) has precipitated a change from tribal to high-tech so ...
Introduction - UWE Research Repository
... primarily on the affective dimension of our feeling lives, can be traced from Nietzsche through Bergson and Scheler to the postmodernists such as Deleuze and Guattari (1999). Almost as enduring has been the contribution of psychoanalysis, from Freud through Klein and Lacan to the present day (Anders ...
... primarily on the affective dimension of our feeling lives, can be traced from Nietzsche through Bergson and Scheler to the postmodernists such as Deleuze and Guattari (1999). Almost as enduring has been the contribution of psychoanalysis, from Freud through Klein and Lacan to the present day (Anders ...
Liberalism and nationalism
... institutions and associations. This is often considered a hopelessly naïve sociology: a fact appreciated by Locke who tries to draw the sting from just such a critique offered by Sir Robert Filmer’s Patriarcha in the first of his Two Treatises of Civil Government. Yet although Locke is an individua ...
... institutions and associations. This is often considered a hopelessly naïve sociology: a fact appreciated by Locke who tries to draw the sting from just such a critique offered by Sir Robert Filmer’s Patriarcha in the first of his Two Treatises of Civil Government. Yet although Locke is an individua ...
Democracy and Deprivation: Does Media Freedom Make a
... greater protection to freedom of expression, most notably media freedom.4 As we will shortly argue, media freedom helps to ensure that the right kind of resources actually reach those that need them the most. Thus, democratic governments are better for the poor both because they have more of an ince ...
... greater protection to freedom of expression, most notably media freedom.4 As we will shortly argue, media freedom helps to ensure that the right kind of resources actually reach those that need them the most. Thus, democratic governments are better for the poor both because they have more of an ince ...
Summary: Literature Review about Artificial Immune System for
... Currently, there are many weblog that have been posting many story and news about political issues in Malaysia. Therefore, it draws Internet space as an area for political bloggers to be involves in cyber war. There are many factors that contribute to this cyber war such as opinions from bloggers, s ...
... Currently, there are many weblog that have been posting many story and news about political issues in Malaysia. Therefore, it draws Internet space as an area for political bloggers to be involves in cyber war. There are many factors that contribute to this cyber war such as opinions from bloggers, s ...
... Napoleon Bonaparte found himself obliged to send a call for the support of the Jews when leading his campaign against the East in 1799, saying, “Oh, you, the Israelis, the Unique People, France is starching her arm folly to support you, and keeping the tradition of Israel. You …the real legal owners ...