Explore the complex dynamics of sexuality, state power, and political influences between 1890-1950 through historical images and quotes. This collection delves into issues such as lynching and the sexualization of Southern politics, the marginalization of homosexual individuals, and the management o

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Explore the interplay between oil prices, geo-politics, and the global economy in a new paradigm. Key themes include the dominance of fossil fuels, challenges in transitioning to renewables, and the impact of geopolitical events on energy markets. Dive into discussions on the Ukraine war's effects,

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Organizational politics involves informal efforts to influence, align interests, and allocate resources, leading to consequences like stress and decreased performance. Individual and organizational factors play crucial roles in shaping these dynamics.

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Industrialization spread through Germany and western Europe in the late 19th century, bringing about significant changes to politics and society. Governments implemented reforms to improve workers' lives, consumerism influenced the middle class and working people, and mass political movements aimed

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The rise of terrorism as a global menace is a significant factor in contemporary international politics. Fueled by advancements in technology and ideology, terrorism poses a formidable challenge, exemplified by events like the 9/11 attacks. Efforts are needed to combat terrorism on both national and

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Interest groups play a significant role in American politics, aiming to influence government decisions through lobbyists and various strategies. They represent different interests such as economic, public, and intergovernmental. Lobbyists engage with federal branches and judicial institutions, utili

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Explore the dynamics of power, authority, leadership, and politics within organizations, delving into how individuals and groups influence each other's actions and decisions. Learn about the various bases of power, common power tactics, and ethical considerations in using power and politics in the w

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Exploring the scientific method in political science and comparative politics reveals the systematic approach to acquiring knowledge through observation, hypothesis testing, and analysis of outcomes. Adherence to rules of inference is crucial for validity in scientific research, enabling researchers

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Politics is the social institution responsible for power distribution, goal-setting, and decision-making in society. Every society is built on power, with government being the formal organization that directs political life. Governments strive to establish authority perceived as legitimate by the pe

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Explore the environmental aspects of water policy and politics in Colorado through a seminar series led by Nicole Rowan, the Clean Water Program Manager. Learn about the mission of the Water Quality Control Division, the history of key acts, such as the Clean Water Act, and the regulations and penal

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Parties in comparative politics play a crucial role in deepening democracy, connecting political society with the State, and maintaining accountability. The definition of a party can be categorized based on normative, motivational behavior, and operational perspectives. The development of party syst

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Media plays a crucial role in shaping opinions, informing, educating, entertaining, and advertising to the public. Traditional forms like newspapers have seen a decline in circulation, while new technologies such as social media are rapidly changing the landscape. Newspapers still hold power in UK p

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This content delves into the institutionalization of politics in service delivery, examining issues of politicization, depoliticization, and the impact on society. Through insightful discussions, it highlights the challenges and complexities faced in ensuring effective service delivery within the po

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Investigate the impact of patron-client politics on corruption in PNG to understand its effects on civil service and governance. Analyze traditional and modern systems to identify prevailing patronage types and their influence on corruption. The study aims to redefine corruption in the PNG context f

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Delve into the complexities of divine intervention, Roman values, and Augustan heroism in Virgil's Aeneid. Unravel the intricate relationship between politics, epic form, and the subversive readings of this classical work. Challenge traditional interpretations and ponder the nuanced interplay of pro

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The evolution of mass media and its impact on politics is explored, highlighting the important role of media events, high-tech politics, and the development of media politics through print and broadcast media. The government regulation of the broadcast media, as overseen by the FCC, is also discusse

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Interest groups are organizations with shared policy goals that influence the policy process. They differ from political parties as they focus on specific policies. Theories of interest group politics include pluralist, elite, and hyperpluralist perspectives. Hyperpluralism suggests that groups beco

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This chapter discusses the importance of approaches in the study of comparative politics, categorizing them into traditional and modern perspectives. Traditional approaches include philosophical, historical, and traditional institutional approaches, highlighting their strengths and limitations. Mode

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Structural realism in global politics focuses on the concept that states pursue power as a means of survival in an anarchic international system. Key differences between classical and structural realists lie in the perception of power as an end versus a means to an end. This perspective is based on

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Balance of Power Theory in global politics emphasizes the distribution of military capability among states to prevent hegemony and maintain national security. It is a realist theory that highlights the importance of preventing any single state from dominating others. The theory discusses how stronge

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The period between 1918 and 1939 in Britain saw significant changes in politics, feminism, and society due to the granting of female suffrage. The Representation of the People Act of 1918 led to a flurry of legislation aimed at improving the status and welfare of women, such as the Sex Disqualificat

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The 1930 Salt Satyagraha propelled Gandhi into the heart of nationalist politics, challenging colonial rule. However, by the end of the decade, the tide shifted away from his influence towards a more conventional political landscape dominated by power negotiations and elections, leading to Gandhi's

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Comparative politics explores a wide range of political activities, going beyond national governments to include various institutions and organizations. It involves analyzing different forms of governments and institutions to identify similarities and differences in political behavior. The disciplin

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Social democratic politics is rooted in democratic collectivities and rights, aiming to reshape capitalism through reform, regulation, and transformative strategies. Olle Törnquist delves into the historical foundations and the need for comprehensive reforms to challenge the dominant logics of capi

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Discover the establishment of the New Republic from 1789 to 1816, exploring aspects such as government structures, party politics, interpretation of the Constitution, pivotal figures like George Washington and Alexander Hamilton, and the founding of Washington D.C., with a glimpse into historical ev

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The case study explores popular politics in early modern England, focusing on riots and public executions. Ordinary people play a significant role in political processes, as seen in events like the Oxfordshire Rising of 1596. The rebellion, led by Bartholomew Steer, highlights issues such as high pr

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Delve into the transition and curriculum structure of A-Level Politics, exploring topics such as democracy, political parties, electoral systems, US government, and political ideologies. Discover the teaching approach in Year 12 and Year 13, including key content areas, assessments, and exam prepara

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Misinformation in media and politics is fueled by identity-affirming discourse, where individuals seek out sources that align with their beliefs. Elites benefit from controlling these narratives, leading to lower trust in media and higher trust in government when in power. The spread of misinformati

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Exploring the Norwegian perspective on oil, politics, and economy reveals insights into state organization, licensing systems, the oil fund, and economic impacts of the oil industry. Comparisons with other countries like Canada highlight contrasting approaches to oil management. The history of oil p

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The period from the 1950s to the 1960s was marked by intense competition between the Soviet Union and the US in the realms of espionage, space exploration, and nuclear armament. The Cold War rivalry led to significant advancements in technology and heightened tensions, culminating in key events like

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Exploring the themes of post-war literature from the 1950s and 1960s, this analysis delves into the tensions, crises, and identities shaped by the era. Writers of the time grapple with finding a voice that reflects the uncertainty of a changing world order, encompassing disillusionment, anger, and i

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Scholars have struggled to define politics universally, leading to various definitions highlighting its nature and scope. Definitions range from politics as the art of possible to the struggle for power and the governing of men. Each definition sheds light on different aspects of politics, such as t

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In the 1950s, the proposal for a European Defence Treaty faced challenges and differing opinions among European countries and the USA. The Korean War, fears of Soviet threat, and the role of NATO influenced discussions. The evolution of negotiations, including debates on West German rearmament and t

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The lives of citizens are shaped by public policies, often unnoticed. The analysis of current public policy in America carries a unique 20th-century essence. Beginning in the 1940s, these policy seeds have profoundly influenced government and academic institutions. By the early 1950s, public policy

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This insightful study delves into the politics and ethics surrounding knowledge production in migration studies. It explores the normativity of migration studies, identity politics, and universalism, while emphasizing the importance of ethics and epistemic community. The discourse also touches upon

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Addressing the financial challenges hindering women's political participation, this story advocates for funding initiatives to support female candidates. By highlighting the barriers faced, it urges for assistance such as subsidies and dedicated funding to encourage more women to enter politics. The

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Explore the purpose and methods of comparison and classification in the AP Comparative Government & Politics course. Understand the importance of studying diverse political systems such as those of the United Kingdom, Russia, China, Nigeria, Mexico, and Iran. Engage in country fact sheets, multiple-

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America in the 1950s experienced a period of post-war prosperity marked by a significant increase in consumer culture, suburban growth, and corporate life changes. The era saw a booming economy, the Baby Boom generation, suburban expansion, and shifts in gender roles. However, challenges such as rac

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The General Elections of the 1950s saw significant shifts in power between the Conservative and Labour parties in the UK. In 1951, the Conservatives narrowly won over Labour, while in 1955 and 1959, they secured more decisive victories. The swing towards the Conservatives in each election reflects c

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Politics involves power and influence, where individuals strive to achieve their goals by influencing others or breaking free from external influences. Political science delves into the study of power and political phenomena, while comparative politics focuses on analyzing political dynamics within

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