The ability to get others to do what you want.
who gets what, when, and how.
The process by which societies resolve, reduce, or eliminate conflict.
A system or organization for exercising authority over a body of people.
Authority
Politics
The rules
Social order
A type of totalitarianism.
The ability to get other people to do what you want.
The use of force to obtain desired goals.
The essential quality of leadership.
Federalism
Political partisanship
Force
Government
Authority
Leadership.
Justice.
Force.
Rules are not relevant.
Rules define the "getting."
Rules can be thought of as the what.
Rules can be thought of as the how.
Socialist countries
Capitalist economies
Monarchies
Institutions
Socialist
Totalitarian
Authoritarian
Capitalist
Regulations.
Promises.
Procedural guarantees.
Political pledges.
society by its purchasing power.
The market.
The government.
Supply and demand forces.
Social democracy.
Substantive guarantees.
Procedural guarantees.
Democracy.
totalitarian
Monarchical
Democratic
Authoritarian socialism.
Totalitarianism.
Authoritarian capitalism
Communist democracy. communist democracy.
An Athenian-like democracy.
A republic.
Authoritarian government.
A social monarchy.
Value liberty over order and security.
Value order over liberty.
Value equality over liberty.
The importance of the economy.
He importance of security as a goal of government.
The role of the people.
The importance of economic redistribution as a goal of government.
Totalitarianism.
Anarchy.
Authoritarianism.
Theocracy.
Elite democracy.
Pluralist democracy.
Anarchy.
Participatory democracy.
It is the principle that there is no authority higher than the people.
The central idea is that government is legitimate only if the people consent to it.
It is based on the belief that people are not truly free unless they govern themselves.
It is the basis for anarchy as a form of government.
Pluralist
Elite
Participatory
Hierarchical
Citizen participation.
Elections.
Groups.
The economy.
Democrats.
Subjects.
Athens.
Rome.
England.
It emphasized human reason.
It emphasized the role of God in the world.
It emphasized scientific examination.
The Enlightenment.
Social contract theory.
Atheism.
The Protestant Reformation.
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