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    The process of political socialization goes beyond an individual learning information about how the world actually operates, and instead relates to an individual developing a point of view about how people and institutions should operate.” (From Book Chapter 1 and section 1.3) From reading the definition of what political socialization all the way back in week 1, I have taken time to figure out who and what were some impacts on my political views. Throughout chapter one in the…

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    Foucault Political Theory

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    Michel Foucault claimed, ‘Political theory has never ceased to be obsessed with the person of the sovereign’ (Foucault and Gordon, 1980). In saying this, he critiques Western political thought for the focus scholars have collectively held on sovereign power, or the ‘macro-level’ consisting of governmental figures and institutions in formal power over a nation-state. In The Politics of Truth he elaborates: It seems to me that there has been in the modern Western world … a certain way of thinking…

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    Niccolo Machiavelli’s The Prince had a significant impact on modern political philosophy and our views on ethics, leaders, and human behavior as a whole. His contributions to political conduct was primarily the freeing of political action, or more generally statecraft, from moral consideration. He did this not by being the first to consider it, but the first to thoughtfully advise that actions be done on purely political principles and criteria. The history of the treatise inception is also…

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    civil rights, free markets, freedom of worship, gender equality, secular governments as well as international cooperation. Initially, liberalism became a known political movement during the period of enlightenment when it became well known among economists and philosophers in the Western world. Liberalism renounced the prevailing political and social beliefs of the state religion, and hereditary privilege. John Locke is the philosopher who…

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    Carol (1995) as cited in Tahmasebi et al (2013:136) contend distinguishing between policy and management, extending it from the inner workings of government to the body politic, freeing administration from political controls in the form of red tape, redefining accountability, and specifying congressional action as politics and presidential action as management. Carol sought to make issues clearer and these are the same issues raised by the proponents of politics-…

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    Introduction A political theory one would use to understand problems in the government would be pure Marxism, not communism in the form in which it has failed horribly. One would also reference the work of Che Guevara, although one does not care for the actions he took under Castro, and consider them horrendous. His later work was worthy of would reference for a political theory and would be good for guidelines to follow. Naomi Wolfe would also be a person that one would use for politics. She…

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    that it is a key idea of America’s political culture. Some are not aware of what political culture is and how it effects them, the government and society as whole. In order to get better understanding of what political culture is there must be an understanding of: how political culture is shaped and how it has changed, how factors such as, political socialization and public opinion, have played a role, and what groups or things influence an individual’s political culture. Before going into the…

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    Political Interest Groups

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    is to demonstrate how political parties and interest groups are able to get citizens to participate in politics and political party participants or interest group members. This is a comparison and contrast paper. The following will be a comparison between political parties and interest groups. Three points will be mentioned. The first point will be the purpose, the role and three strategies parties and interest groups use to get people to participate. Definition of political party: a group of…

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    Political Parties What is a political party? It is a crew that is form to elect and hold strength in the government. How many political parties can we name? Most of the citizens of America can name the two major popular parties such as, Republicans and Democratic. Beside the two major parties there are several more parties that hold a great large amount power. We have Libertarians and Green parties that also have a group of forceful individuals that satisfy the citizens’ desires that must be…

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    Whether or not one likes the fact that political parties are a part of politics today, they are here to stay and make it easy to affiliate ones general opinions on governmental issues. However, once political parties came to be, so did an everlasting conflict between opposing sides that results in not much getting done at times, such as the term gridlock. Political parties allow one to get a sense for another’s opinions, but create tension and conflict due to the wide variety of beliefs.…

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