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What is a institution?
the way the are operating
- norms and rules
- Dynamic and shifting
-Organizing fields of action
Routines and contextualization
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Schooling, not Schools
Education develops transfer knowledge and different routines
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Different routes
-Gifted kids
-underfunded schools
Not about the students but also about the teachers
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Politics of curriculum
-Common core: certain methods determining how it should be taught
- Critical race theory
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Institutional Hs
More control and moderations
cliques
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Variation college
R1 Culture
Less authorities
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What is Religion?
Ideology to shape behavior
beliefs structures to tie into faith and spirituality
Additional level of transcendence
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What isnt religion?
No clear cute answer but determines having one without the other
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Sacred and profane
Something that connects it to them. Profane is everything else
-Its extent varies indefinitely according to different religions. The significance of the sacred lies in the fact of its distinction from the profane.
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Deification of values
Natural forces with God. To dictate the values they want to have
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How do sociologists analyze Religion?
-Patterns, Routines, Rituals and norms
- they don't say whose right. (Respect)
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Doctrines Behavior
Cheat sheets / clear codes of conduct
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Calvinism
you don't know if you are going to heaven or hell but work hard and that should be fine. Investing into their own company instead of giving back
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Social movements in Religion
Justify how people can be politically active
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Political science vs Political sociology
The use of theory but no clear differences
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What is power
The use of corrosion. How organizations direct ways to control people. Making people to behave a certain way
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Are our daily live polictial
Explain how example: health, institutions, action have consequences etc.
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democracy
A system where the people get to pick who they want as leader
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System of representation and particpation
Who is actually represented. managing people all at once(a lot)
Running for office, Campaign
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suppression
Excludes people form voting. example: black people or not set up right
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Money in politics
-resources can get you the chance to win. Power is often visible. War chests. Etc.
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Do campaigns matter?
don't need a lot of voters to change results, The only voter that matters are the one that gets over 50%.
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Practices that can increase voters
door to door canvasing
campaigns as routines
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Consultants
Link parties, Interest groups and people
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Doing a good job at being a political consultant
they don't consider how many campaigns you win
Not about coming up with inventive ways of encaging the public, It's about sticking with the of what works
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Engine of Campaigns
Cold
data driven and bound by institutional
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Routine and culture
what makes you good. NOT wining, sticking to the routine. It reinforces culture
Validate their work/justify their existence
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Battle fields and truth
Lying to the people about the candidate is fair game if it will help you win
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How they see votes
Dumb
Unreliable
tallies more than people
more voters=more uncertainty. It's bad and doesn't help your chances of winning
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Our decomcracy is in a constant state of crisis
If we were to have more consultants, They could put a lot more money into canvassing instead of political advertising