Rethinking the Fundamentals of State-Building
... confidence in him, because then he would no longer be a leader. To maintain this essential trust of their supporters, leaders at all levels are fundamentally constrained by cultural norms and traditions that define what their supporters expect of them. If a stabilization intervention is to establish ...
... confidence in him, because then he would no longer be a leader. To maintain this essential trust of their supporters, leaders at all levels are fundamentally constrained by cultural norms and traditions that define what their supporters expect of them. If a stabilization intervention is to establish ...
POLITICAL POWER BEYOND THE STATE: PROBLEMATICS OF
... that they seek to characterise the actual configurations of persons, organizations and events at particular historical periods and to classify the force relations that obtain between them, identify determinants and explain transformations. Our studies of government eschew sociological realism and it ...
... that they seek to characterise the actual configurations of persons, organizations and events at particular historical periods and to classify the force relations that obtain between them, identify determinants and explain transformations. Our studies of government eschew sociological realism and it ...
The POWERMUTT Project
... Social science research differs in two ways from everyday discussion that attempts to explain politics. The first is where hypotheses come from. Anyone who follows politics will likely carry around in his or her head a lot of ideas about what explains political behavior. Such ideas may come from per ...
... Social science research differs in two ways from everyday discussion that attempts to explain politics. The first is where hypotheses come from. Anyone who follows politics will likely carry around in his or her head a lot of ideas about what explains political behavior. Such ideas may come from per ...
The Moroccan `Independent` Press: Issues of Independence and
... nurtured suspicion. They remind, for example, that the short life of Le Journal (1997-2000) was the outcome of the brade-fer with the El Youssoufi6-led government, especially after the weekly published a letter from F. Basri7 accusing El Youssoufi and other SUPF militants of complicity in the 1972 m ...
... nurtured suspicion. They remind, for example, that the short life of Le Journal (1997-2000) was the outcome of the brade-fer with the El Youssoufi6-led government, especially after the weekly published a letter from F. Basri7 accusing El Youssoufi and other SUPF militants of complicity in the 1972 m ...
Strategies of Political Theatre - Assets
... observable phenomena, without the possibility of analysis or generalization. As the Marxist critic Georg Lukács argued, naturalism can only ‘describe’, whereas the political writer seeks to ‘narrate’, that is, not merely to record events but to establish the causal connections between events. To re ...
... observable phenomena, without the possibility of analysis or generalization. As the Marxist critic Georg Lukács argued, naturalism can only ‘describe’, whereas the political writer seeks to ‘narrate’, that is, not merely to record events but to establish the causal connections between events. To re ...
A Perspective on Perspectives
... rethinking that has taken place in American political science over the past two decades or so, mirroring similar processes that have unfolded in other social science disciplines. To even describe the current state of a discipline, much less to analyze its recent history, is to enter an interpretive ...
... rethinking that has taken place in American political science over the past two decades or so, mirroring similar processes that have unfolded in other social science disciplines. To even describe the current state of a discipline, much less to analyze its recent history, is to enter an interpretive ...
Economic Inequality and Democratic Political Engagement
... individual attitudes and behavior are observed at a particular time in a particular country, and these country-year contexts are nested in the histories of countries. Therefore, to test the cross-level hypotheses about the context of economic inequality on individual political attitudes and behavior ...
... individual attitudes and behavior are observed at a particular time in a particular country, and these country-year contexts are nested in the histories of countries. Therefore, to test the cross-level hypotheses about the context of economic inequality on individual political attitudes and behavior ...
Collective Action Principle
... Imagine a hypothetical society in which a king has almost total power but is constrained in his coercive power by the church. This government would best be described as a(n): authoritarian democracy. B. constitutional autocracy. C. totalitarian oligarchy. D. authoritarian autocracy. A. ...
... Imagine a hypothetical society in which a king has almost total power but is constrained in his coercive power by the church. This government would best be described as a(n): authoritarian democracy. B. constitutional autocracy. C. totalitarian oligarchy. D. authoritarian autocracy. A. ...
pizza hut1 (BZUPAGES.COM)
... • As we know that political factors consists of laws government agencies and pressure groups that influence and limit various organizations and individuals in a given society • There are not many political factors in Pakistan affecting Pizza Hut as is lack of competition. ...
... • As we know that political factors consists of laws government agencies and pressure groups that influence and limit various organizations and individuals in a given society • There are not many political factors in Pakistan affecting Pizza Hut as is lack of competition. ...
Vrablikova and Cisar WPSA paper
... managed quite early after the 1989 democratic transitions to adopt democratic constitutions, develop free market economies, have free elections, and access the European Union, they are still lacking more developed democratic civic culture. The individual reports show evidence that over the last 20 y ...
... managed quite early after the 1989 democratic transitions to adopt democratic constitutions, develop free market economies, have free elections, and access the European Union, they are still lacking more developed democratic civic culture. The individual reports show evidence that over the last 20 y ...
Study Guide - Cengage Learning
... Surveys show relatively little use of ideological labels by voters when they discuss politics; but most voters are willing to place themselves on a liberal-to-conservative continuum. Nonetheless, they often lack the consistent values and beliefs about the scope and purpose of government that charact ...
... Surveys show relatively little use of ideological labels by voters when they discuss politics; but most voters are willing to place themselves on a liberal-to-conservative continuum. Nonetheless, they often lack the consistent values and beliefs about the scope and purpose of government that charact ...
Understanding and Political Participation in Constitutional Monarchy
... the development of understanding and of democracy that both representatives and voters can benefit from the interaction with each others. Moreover, active political participation allows common people to express their opinions about many important issues. This would assist the government to be able t ...
... the development of understanding and of democracy that both representatives and voters can benefit from the interaction with each others. Moreover, active political participation allows common people to express their opinions about many important issues. This would assist the government to be able t ...
Review: Paying the Price of Failure
... causes of state failure must be sought in variablesother than colonialism alone. Colonial administrationsleft deeply flawed states by selectivelyincluding some groups while excluding others from the political arena.For instance,the size of an ethnic group in a country relativeto othershad a distinct ...
... causes of state failure must be sought in variablesother than colonialism alone. Colonial administrationsleft deeply flawed states by selectivelyincluding some groups while excluding others from the political arena.For instance,the size of an ethnic group in a country relativeto othershad a distinct ...
PowerPoint Template
... Exempting cross-border trade operations with goods under technology transfer projects from customs duties, and improving custom clearance procedures Promoting joint R&D projects, including those implemented by Russian and European companies in cooperation with scientific and educational institut ...
... Exempting cross-border trade operations with goods under technology transfer projects from customs duties, and improving custom clearance procedures Promoting joint R&D projects, including those implemented by Russian and European companies in cooperation with scientific and educational institut ...
Anthropology and Political Science: Culture, Politics, and
... realm – is basically governed by the same set of universal mechanisms (rules or laws) in all locations, regardless of the specific cultural or social context; it is perhaps best exemplified by Harold Lasswell (1960) who defines the study of politics as an inquiry into who gets what, when, and how.5 ...
... realm – is basically governed by the same set of universal mechanisms (rules or laws) in all locations, regardless of the specific cultural or social context; it is perhaps best exemplified by Harold Lasswell (1960) who defines the study of politics as an inquiry into who gets what, when, and how.5 ...
The Authority of Aethra in Euripides` Suppliant Women
... Aethra as a mediator between "inarticulate longing and the well-defined demands of reason" (Zuntz 1955: 10). Recent interest in gender issues, however, has attracted more interest in her character and the role of women in the play. Both Goff and Foley view Aethra as a figure of moral authority who ...
... Aethra as a mediator between "inarticulate longing and the well-defined demands of reason" (Zuntz 1955: 10). Recent interest in gender issues, however, has attracted more interest in her character and the role of women in the play. Both Goff and Foley view Aethra as a figure of moral authority who ...
Journal of Roman Studies ROBB, BEYOND POPULARES AND
... demagogue, standing alone, violent and dangerous, in opposition to Cicero and all good Romans (147). This is a very effective rhetorical process (165). At the same time, as R. also makes clear, it is not an accurate description of Roman politics. R. therefore moves to look for terminology that will ...
... demagogue, standing alone, violent and dangerous, in opposition to Cicero and all good Romans (147). This is a very effective rhetorical process (165). At the same time, as R. also makes clear, it is not an accurate description of Roman politics. R. therefore moves to look for terminology that will ...
Historical-Institutionalism in Political Science and the Problem of
... invariant givens - products of the sediment of time, so to speak - the newer approach assumed political institutions to be so malleable and efficient as to be virtually irrelevant. Change is part and parcel of the political process, but it is not in any way problematic. As a variety of external circ ...
... invariant givens - products of the sediment of time, so to speak - the newer approach assumed political institutions to be so malleable and efficient as to be virtually irrelevant. Change is part and parcel of the political process, but it is not in any way problematic. As a variety of external circ ...
CERTIFICATE IN POLITICAL ECONOMY
... Students who so desire can be examined in the sub field of political economy. The field contains both a technical core and areas of substantive application. Students would be expected to gain an understanding of the core concepts and techniques of the field. While we do not require it, we also encou ...
... Students who so desire can be examined in the sub field of political economy. The field contains both a technical core and areas of substantive application. Students would be expected to gain an understanding of the core concepts and techniques of the field. While we do not require it, we also encou ...
Regina Birner_Paper
... commitment of the donors to support this sector sharply declined during this period. As Figure 2 shows, education is characterized by a continuous increase of both government resources and donor funding. In the case of health, ODA has always been comparatively high, while the resources governments s ...
... commitment of the donors to support this sector sharply declined during this period. As Figure 2 shows, education is characterized by a continuous increase of both government resources and donor funding. In the case of health, ODA has always been comparatively high, while the resources governments s ...
Here - Syddansk Universitet
... is affected by and based upon exposure to those environments and one’s own behavior. In this view displayed in Figure 1, the incorporation of genetic influences on political or social traits are set in a framework of constant interaction between biological and environmental forces that differ at var ...
... is affected by and based upon exposure to those environments and one’s own behavior. In this view displayed in Figure 1, the incorporation of genetic influences on political or social traits are set in a framework of constant interaction between biological and environmental forces that differ at var ...
Fourth International Conference
... events in this or that separate region (Ukraine, the Caucasus, Siberia, the Far East) or in the context of military or socio-economic history. The main purpose of the panel was to accumulate papers on the history of the Cossacks given in the vein of the civilization approach and regarding the region ...
... events in this or that separate region (Ukraine, the Caucasus, Siberia, the Far East) or in the context of military or socio-economic history. The main purpose of the panel was to accumulate papers on the history of the Cossacks given in the vein of the civilization approach and regarding the region ...
MATH 8 - Pat O`Harra
... I can describe the impact of the public on the policy making process. I can describe how political ideology impacts political parties. I can describe differences between conservative and liberal ideologies. I can explain how divided government has contributed to the decline in trust and conf ...
... I can describe the impact of the public on the policy making process. I can describe how political ideology impacts political parties. I can describe differences between conservative and liberal ideologies. I can explain how divided government has contributed to the decline in trust and conf ...
exhibition flyer (side 1)
... of artistic interest, their abstract patterns and color schemes accidentally reminiscent of the multiform works of Mark Rothko (ironically, Rothko bitterly protested the covering over - at the hands of John D. Rockefeller – of Diego Rivera's political mural ‘Man at the Crossroads’). In this cat-and- ...
... of artistic interest, their abstract patterns and color schemes accidentally reminiscent of the multiform works of Mark Rothko (ironically, Rothko bitterly protested the covering over - at the hands of John D. Rockefeller – of Diego Rivera's political mural ‘Man at the Crossroads’). In this cat-and- ...
Lib vs. Cons.
... huge portions of society rights and privileges they had been previously denied. Enlightenment thinkers such as Locke based their ideas on human reason rather than God and faith. Though they were not atheists, they thought religion ought to be kept out of politics for the most part. (This is where we ...
... huge portions of society rights and privileges they had been previously denied. Enlightenment thinkers such as Locke based their ideas on human reason rather than God and faith. Though they were not atheists, they thought religion ought to be kept out of politics for the most part. (This is where we ...