Core Concepts
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How many concepts are there?
Category of people with a common identity and interest
Nation
Involves personal gain or electoral advantage
Politics
Values, beliefs, and ideologies that shape political behavior.
What is Political Culture and Ideology.
Sovereignty, Authority, and Legitimacy. Political Institutions. Citizenship and Civil Society. Political Culture and Ideology. Political Economy. Political Change
Name the core political concepts
Culturally homogeneous groups of people, larger than a single tribe or community, which share a common language, institutions, religion, and historical experience.
What is a nation?
Prioritizes common good, above personal interests
What is the goal of government?
Relationship between the state and the economy, including different economic systems and their impact on society.
What is Political Economy
How power is exercised and justified in different political systems.
What is Sovereignty, Authority, and Legitimacy?
self-governing political entity
What is a State?
Governments are in every institution and company
Are governments only in countries?
Revolution, reform, and democratization.
What is political change
Space or territory which has internationally recognized boundaries
A characteristic of a country?
Structures and functions of governments around the world.
What is Political Institutions
A division of a federal State
What is a state?
Organization that coordinates candidates to compete in a particular area's elections.
What are political parties?
Rights and responsibilities of citizens, as well as the role of non-governmental organizations in political life
What is Citizenship and Civil Society
Palestine or Israel
A nation with no state?
A permanent population, a defined territory, a government, and the capacity to enter into relations with other states.
What are the four criteria a state must have for statehood, according to the Montevideo Convention?