Examining 2021 local government election turnout trends in Gauteng & impact on major political parties. Longitudinal & spatial analysis of voting patterns. Unpacking reasons for voter behavior shifts. Media narratives vs. political nuances.

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Highlighting the lack of diversity of thought in public universities and the importance of intellectual, social, and political diversity. Examining political donation evidence for Kentucky educational institutions and discussing group polarization effects.

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Federal law prohibits direct financial contributions to federal candidates, hence organizations like NABIP establish Political Action Committees (PAC) to advocate for political priorities. Learn about NABIP PAC, its accounts, eligibility criteria, contribution rules, and how funds are utilized. Disc

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Dive into the world of political tactics with a focus on stakeholder analysis, leveraging positions of power, and navigating the political landscape. Explore the dynamics of interactions with legislators, donors, and constituents to strategize effectively.

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The public hearing on the regulation of political advertising delves into categorizing personal data, different data types, processing techniques, and associated risks like undermining autonomy and democratic processes. Stakeholders emphasize the need for transparency in targeting and delivery of ad

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Explore and analyze a series of political cartoons related to the Brown v. Board of Education case from 1954. Examine the visuals, symbols, messages, and potential political bias in each cartoon. Consider the differing perspectives and reactions that different groups might have towards the messages

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Normative and descriptive concepts in Political Science explore contrasting viewpoints on how things should be versus how they actually are. While normative claims focus on value judgments, descriptive claims deal with facts. These concepts complement each other by providing both theoretical and pra

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Roles and responsibilities in political party campaigning and advertising involve tasks such as soliciting contributions, coordinating fundraising activities, arranging financing, ensuring compliance with electoral budgets and spending limits, managing election expenses, maintaining accounting syste

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Encouraging citizens and organizations to actively participate in civil society and decision-making processes is vital for a democratic society. Active citizenship involves participation in public affairs, civil society, and political life with a focus on human rights, democracy, and community well-

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Political parties are organized groups aiming to acquire and exercise political power, influencing governments through various means. They can be cadre parties, mass parties, or catch-all parties, with distinct characteristics. Left-wing and right-wing parties differ in their approaches to change an

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Explore modern approaches in political science pioneered by intellectuals to address the limitations of traditional methods. These approaches emphasize empirical data, interdisciplinary study, and scientific methods to draw conclusions beyond political structures and historical analysis. Key modern

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International Political Economy (IPE) explores the intricate interplay between society, politics, and economics on a global scale. It delves into the dynamics of state-market relations, examining how decisions are made regarding resource allocation and distribution across borders. Through the lens o

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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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The development of the nation-state marks a significant shift in political organization, characterized by centralized power, territoriality, and legitimacy gained through citizen support. Key innovations include territorial demarcation, monopolization of coercion, impersonal power structures, and th

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The need for an interdisciplinary approach in political science emerged in the 20th century to study political issues from various social science perspectives. This approach emphasizes the interrelation between political science and other disciplines like history. History provides the foundation for

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Explore the definitions and divisions of thought disturbances in psychiatry, including disorders of thought stream, form, content, and possession. Delve into thought stream disorders like tempo and continuity disruptions, as well as form of thinking disorders seen in conditions like schizophrenia. G

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Institutionalism is a foundational concept in political science, emphasizing the study of governing institutions and their role in shaping political behavior. It explores inductive and deductive approaches to research, highlighting the significance of empirical evidence and theoretical assumptions.

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Jeremy Bentham, a notable figure in Anglo-American philosophy of law, was a key proponent of utilitarianism. He emphasized maximizing happiness for the greatest number of people, critiqued laws, and advocated for legal reforms. Bentham's works reflect the societal changes during his time, addressing

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This research delves into the growth of state-sponsored interreligious dialogue initiatives in the Middle East between 2000-2020. It explores the political significance, impact on relations between political and religious authorities, and implications for religious practices in the region. The thesi

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Gramsci's political theory, focusing on concepts such as hegemony, historical bloc, and the role of intellectuals, offers valuable insights into contemporary political challenges. Explored through the lenses of Prof. Ken Spours and Stuart Hall's analytical tradition, this analysis sheds light on Con

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While the Persians focused on building a vast imperial system with a divine king, the Greeks emphasized the unique concept of citizenship and political participation within independent city-states. The Persians ruled through an elaborate administrative structure while the Greeks favored a more democ

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The ARD-DeutschlandTREND November 2021 study presents survey findings on political preferences among German voters. The study covers data on the Sunday question for the Bundestag election, trends in political party support since 1998, and ratings of key politicians' performance. It includes details

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Citizenship within liberal democracy entails equal rights, duties, liberties, and constraints for individuals within a political community. The entrenchment of civil and political rights has shaped the struggle for membership and participation in political communities. Civil rights, essential for in

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Political individuals utilize websites to promote policies, connect with constituents, and engage in online voting systems. These platforms offer accessibility, information dissemination, and interactive features such as chat rooms and multimedia resources. However, there is also a dark side with is

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Highlighting the impending end of the women's quota system in Zimbabwe by 2023, the article discusses its impact on promoting women's political participation. It explores challenges, successes, and the need for supportive mechanisms to achieve gender parity in politics, emphasizing the importance of

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Jean-Jacques Rousseau, an influential political philosopher, was born in 1712 in Geneva, known for his works that inspired the French Revolution. His diverse talents ranged from writing to music composition. Rousseau's writings, including "The Social Contract" and "Emile," address themes of politica

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The abdication of Imam Hasan refers to his renunciation of the caliphate in favor of Muawiya, sparking theological trauma and debate within the Shi'i community. This decision, contrary to his lineage and perceived duty, led to questions about divine leadership and the nature of political power. Diff

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Ancient Greek political thought differed from other ancient civilizations by focusing on the nature of the state and man as a political being. Greek thinkers examined various forms of government and emphasized the importance of education in shaping citizens. They considered the state essential for a

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Guidelines outline the mandatory disclosure of criminal cases by candidates and political parties during election campaigns, including publication in bold letters, informing the party, posting on official websites, and declarations in newspapers and electronic media. Specific timelines are provided

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Exploring G.H. Sabine's perspective on political theory through a contextual approach, emphasizing the importance of historical context and societal influences. Sabine argues that while political theory evolves with its contemporary politics, it should be analyzed within its specific time and social

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Public opinion and political participation are influenced by various factors such as financial interests, family, education, and party identification. Measuring public opinion accurately through scientific surveys is crucial in a democracy. Traditional participation methods like voting and civic vol

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Explore the medieval political thought highlighting prominent thinkers like St. Augustine, St. Thomas Aquinas, and Marsilius of Padua. The period was characterized by universalism, the absence of organized states, and a blend of politics, economics, and religion. Discover the parallelism between Pla

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The presentation delves into the background of women's political participation in Papua New Guinea, highlighting the low representation of women in politics. It explores the potential role of APEC in fostering greater gender equality and political involvement in the region. The briefing also emphasi

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The study explores the legitimacy and apoliticality of Performance Auditing (PA) in Canada and Denmark, focusing on how Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs) maintain political neutrality and legitimacy. Existing knowledge points to the inherent political nature of PA and the challenges SAIs face in pre

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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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Explore the development of the multiparty political system in the United States through the origins of the Democratic and Republican parties, tracing back to historical figures like Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and Abraham Lincoln. Dive into the ideological spectrum, party histories, presidentia

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Research by Karolina Koc-Michalska and Darren Lilleker explores how political parties across 28 countries utilized Facebook affordances during the 2014 European Parliament elections. The study investigates the impact of social media on voter behavior, community building, and political engagement. Fi

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Citizenship in liberal democracies entails equal rights, duties, liberties, and constraints, with a focus on civil and political rights. The entrenchment of these rights has been key in establishing popular sovereignty and individual autonomy. Civil rights, developed in the 18th century, centered on

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Explore the formation, evolution, and transmission of political beliefs, as well as the impact of differing beliefs and behaviors on the political process. Delve into platform issues, political affiliations, and their influences to gain a deeper understanding of the political landscape.

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Nationalism, a complex concept, defines the nation as the fundamental unit of political rule. It encompasses a mix of objective and subjective factors, including cultural, ethnic, and political traits. The definition of a nation is subjective, based on how its members perceive themselves as a distin

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