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Introduction to Democratic Theory notes

POLS 334 - Canadian Government and Politcs Provides the student with a detailed examination of the political issues that divide and unite Canadians. Course topics include discussion of alternative theoretical approaches to Canadian politics; regionalism, citizenship, and political participation; the French-English Cleavage; provincialism versus federalism; aboriginal politics; gender and class issues; the United States' and Canada's uneasy relationship; multiculturalism and bilingualism as ke...

POLS 334 - Canadian Government and Politcs Provides the student with a detailed examination of the political issues that divide and unite Canadians. Course topics include discussion of alternative theoretical approaches to Canadian politics; regionalism, citizenship, and political participation; the French-English Cleavage; provincialism versus federalism; aboriginal politics; gender and class issues; the United States' and Canada's uneasy relationship; multiculturalism and bilingualism as ke...

This document contains essay plans for all the possible main exam questions that AQA or Edexcel could ask on the UK Politics Paper. This document was curated and all essay plans achieve top band answers, but it is no way conclusive as the exams could throw a question that has never popped up in past papers, but this is unlikely.

Entire Criminal Law course outline. Created by a dean's list student at an ABA accredited law school.

This document contains everything relating to the history, evolution and introduction of memes to the political realm. It looks at the types of memes, the impact of memes and how they correlate and interact on the world and political stages.

POLS 334 - Canadian Government and Politcs Provides the student with a detailed examination of the political issues that divide and unite Canadians. Course topics include discussion of alternative theoretical approaches to Canadian politics; regionalism, citizenship, and political participation; the French-English Cleavage; provincialism versus federalism; aboriginal politics; gender and class issues; the United States' and Canada's uneasy relationship; multiculturalism and bilingualism as ke...

POLI 243 lecture 13 notes

each concept has approximately 100 words, including the example. this summary contains a concept list and examples of the following concepts: 1. Politics* 2. State* 3. Sovereignty* 4. Monopoly of legitimate violence 5. Collective goods 6. Unitary vs. federal states 7. Strong vs. weak states 8. Traditional vs. charismatic vs. rational-legal authority 9. Legitimacy* 10. Power* (with the three faces) 11. Narrow vs. broad definition of democracy 12. Direct vs. representative democracy 13. Plural...