Charles tilly - Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

Dit document bevat een samenvatting van alle literatuur die je moet lezen voor het vak 'Revoluties, staatsgrepen, regime change' (GE3V17009) zoals gegeven aan de Universiteit Utrecht, in studiejaar 23/24 door Camille Creyghton. Bevat o.a. samenvattingen van de teksten van Skocpol, Tilly, Marx en Baker & Edelstein.

Samenvatting van Duizend jaar openbaar bestuur in Nederland voor het vak Geschiedenis van het Openbaar Bestuur, vak gegeven onder andere op de Universiteit Leiden. Hoofdstukken 1, 3, 4 en 5 komen aan bod (alle behalve hoofdstuk 2), allen behalve de paragrafen over 'Openbaar bestuur in sectoren'.

State: 5 Characteristics correct answers(1) It has borders, we can see it on a map. (2) Is externally recognized, other states look at it and see another state. (3) Is political entity, has some form of government. (4) Is a sovereign, only legitimate source of law making/enforcing within its own borders. (5) Has a population Nation: 3 Characteristics correct answers(1) Social community, people within a nation have a shared sense of identity. There is a common language, history, social communi...

Choose the normative statement. - Answer Having a baby is too important to forgo for financial reasons. __________ is an element or factor that is liable to change, or vary, from case to case. - Answer a variable Which of the following is not a good comparative politics question? - Answer When did the Iranian Revolution happen? Which of the following is true about the cases Most-Similar-Systems designs? - Answer the outcomes should differ To make a concept measureable, researchers wo...

Political Science Mid-Term Albert Kim GOVT 132 GMU 45 Questions with Verified Answers Hobbesian - CORRECT ANSWER States are enemies Realism - CORRECT ANSWER sovereign states are international actors pursuing their individual interests Anarchy (survival and security) - CORRECT ANSWER no hierarchy, there is no appeal to higher authority to address grievances, self help environment Major asset of realism - CORRECT ANSWER power: goal and means to achieve states interests, to protect inte...

biological - correct answer In their essay on "Doing Gender" West and Zimmerman make the distinction between sex, a _________ category and gender, a social catagory social - correct answer In their essay on "Doing Gender" West and Zimmerman make the distinction between sex, a biological category and gender, a ________ category negative dialectics - correct answer ...

PSCI 1100 EXAM REVIEW Questions With Correct Answers. What is a State? - answera system of government instituions defined territory and population makes and enforces binding decisions provides certain goods and services exercises a monopoly of force within its territory regulates affairs without outside interference Possesses Legitimacy in the eyes of other states and its population Emergence of The State: Divine Theory - answerstate is a gift from god (chosen land/people) Emergence of...

Political Science Mid-Term Albert Kim GOVT 132 GMU 45 Questions with Verified Answers Hobbesian - CORRECT ANSWER States are enemies Realism - CORRECT ANSWER sovereign states are international actors pursuing their individual interests Anarchy (survival and security) - CORRECT ANSWER no hierarchy, there is no appeal to higher authority to address grievances, self help environment Major asset of realism - CORRECT ANSWER power: goal and means to achieve states interests, to protect inte...

1. The modern state ● A. According to Weber, the Modern state is an organization that has a monopoly over the legitimate use of physical force in a particular area. ● B. The modern state’s monopoly over legitimate use of violence is important because it results in people giving up their authority over their own protection for the guarantee of state protection, creating security and order. The monopoly over violence makes the state different from mobs, gangs, and mafias, which offer c...

Inviting the Leviathan: external forces, war, and state-building in Afghanistan Jan Angstrom* Swedish National Defence College, Stockholm This article examines the role of intervening forces in state-building efforts after state-collapse and civil wars. Based upon a case study from the 30 years of war in Afghanistan, it develops an explanation for failure of state-building attempts drawing upon bargaining theory, macrosociological state-building theory, and strategic thought. The explana...