Approaches of PS 1
It analyses to what extent moral values and principles are applied into daily politics
Normative Theory
It is considered the second revolution of political science
Rational Choice
Utilitarianism, deontological liberalism and communitarianism are the most important strands of this approach
Normative Theory
He proposed the idea of "Political System" to study politics from a more dynamic perspective
David Easton
Autocracy is a type of
Regime
Descriptive-inductive
Formal-legal
Historical-comparative
These are considered some of the main authors of the Rational Choice approach
Downs, Olson
Game theory is acknowledged as one of the tools of this approach
Rational Choice
Inputs are constituted by
Demands and support
Outputs are constituted by
Governmental programs, public policies and politization
It is considered the first revolution of political science
One of the main neo-institutionalists authors
Douglass North
Its an interpretative and post-modernist approach
Discourse analysis
Parlamentarism is a type of
Government
It refers to the rules and values regarding the access and exercise of power
Regime
This approached introduced the use of statistics into political science
Behaviouralism
Feminism
An approach that, similarly to microeconomics, considers that political actors are oriented to maximize of their benefits
Rational Choice
Regime
Presidential is a type of
Government
It is concerned with the meta-narrative and the meanings that shape politics
It is concerned with the formal and informal rules that shape politics
Institutionalism
Modern jobs analysis, deconstruction of language and overcoming a duality, are some of the tools of this approach
Feminism
It is mainly constituted by the Executive branch
Government
The place where students prepare for their Friday classes
Capital