External sovereignty - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

GOV 200 Exam 3 What is the first sphere of government and governing authority - correct answer Sovereignty of God What is the second sphere of government and governing authority - correct answer Individual self-government We must always begin and end with God in our thinking as it relates to government - correct answer this means man is wholly responsible and accountable to God supremely Nature of and relationship between internal and external government - correct answer internalized ru...

state - Answer self-governing political entity with sovereignty and characteristics that include territrory, population, organization and recognition. Universally, it is the highest political organization. Failed State - Answer A state characterized by social, political, and economic failure. Common Characteristics of a Failed State - Answer a central government too weak or ineffective to control its territory, non-provision of public services, widespread corruption and criminality, ...

List and briefly describe four factors that prompt countries to engage in economic and political integration. correct answers 1. A common culture 2. A shared history 3. Regional proximity 4. A similar level of economic development. What is considered "one of the most important obstacles" to regional economic and political integration? correct answers Giving up national sovereignty What are the six levels of regional economic/political integration? correct answers 1. General Bilateral/...

Power involves : • Sovereignty - the quality of having supreme independent authority over a territory • Legitimacy - the quality of having sovereignty recognized by constituent population and external institutions (e.g. the church), states, populations, etc. • may involve consent through fear, love, or both - Machiavell • Enforcement - the ability to use violence, coercion, or other means to establish obedience to sovereign authority • Civil-Military Relations (Huntington)...

IB GLOBAL POLITICS LATEST UPDATE ALREADY PASSED Power (decision making) "A has power over B to the extent that he can get B to do something that B would not otherwise do." (Dahl) Power (agenda setting) "Real power is about deciding or limiting what is discussed and, more importantly, what is not discussed" (Bachrach and Baratz) Power (manipulating desires) "The most effective and insidious use of power is to prevent such conflict from arising in the first place." (Lukes) ...

How do political systems impact business? correct answers •Consumer protection •Taxation and social charges •Health and safety at work •Finance regulation •Promotion of research and innovation What is civil society? correct answers •Nongovernmental organizations •Sphere of activities in society in which citizens are free to pursue personal interests and associations freely •Ex) Girl Scouts, religious groups Define nation-state. correct answers •Authorit...

Power involves - ans-• Sovereignty - the quality of having supreme independent authority over a territory • Legitimacy - the quality of having sovereignty recognized by constituent population and external institutions (e.g. the church), states, populations, etc. • may involve consent through fear, love, or both - Machiavell • Enforcement - the ability to use violence, coercion, or other means to establish obedience to sovereign authority • Civil-Military Relations (Hun...

govt. 200 exam 3&4ultimate sovereignty - correct answer God has the authority [comprehensive jurisdiction] to govern mankind in a total way by virtue of His Creatorship Purpose of civil government - correct answer protection of property and remedies for property violations in two dimensions: - internal property - external property First sphere of governing authority - correct answer Government begins and ends with God, and therefore, man as individual and man as collective and man as civ...

FSOT Practice Questions Complete Answers Who is the current leader of the United Nations? ️️ The Secretary-General What is the main purpose of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)? ️️ To provide collective defense and security for member nations Explain the concept of "checks and balances" in the U.S. government. ️️ A system that ensures no branch of government becomes too powerful What does "foreign aid" refer to? ️️ Assistance ...

Politics - activities related to influencing, making, or implementing collective decisions for a political community power - the ability to achieve an objective by influencing the behaviour of others types of power - coercion - physical force or harm inducements - reward for compliance persuasion - provision of information authority - the right to exercise power legitimacy - Acceptance by the members of a political community that those in positions of authority have the right to govern ...