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Politics
The relationship between people, institutions, and resources, as well as the allocation of these resources.
State
The state is something that we are aware of and know but it proves much more difficult to define
Man-made historical and political formations, sometimes pretend to be natural for legitimacy
features in the state: Monopoly of violence; territoriality; sovereignty; constitutionality; rule of law; public bureaucracy; authority/legitimacy; citizenship
Power/Authority
Democracy
Minimal State
Social Democratic State
Collectivised State
Civil Society
Neo-liberalism
Civil Disobedience
Political Concept
General idea usually expressed in a single word/short phrase
e.g. ‘to treat a cat as a cat, we must first have a concept of what a cat is’
Normative Concepts
Values; moral principles or ideals which should/ought to/must be brought about (Prescriptive Concepts)
Positive Concepts
Facts; have an objective and demonstratable existence (Descriptive Concepts)
Justice
The existence of proper balance, in political theory justice has concerned both the terms of membership in a social group and the distribution of benefits and burdens - Normative Concept