politics and vision key concepts

polis

A city-state in ancient Greece, characterized by its own government and culture, serving as the fundamental political unit.

empire

A large political unit or state that rules over many territories and peoples, often characterized by a centralized authority and a system for managing diverse cultures and regions.

citizenship

The status of being a member of a polis, granting individuals rights and responsibilities within the political community.

rulers

Individuals who hold power and authority in a government, making decisions and enforcing laws for the community or state.

ruled

Individuals or groups who are governed by those in power, often lacking political autonomy or authority.

political space

The environment in which political interactions, discussions, and activities occur, influencing governance and citizen engagement.

political knowledge

The understanding of political processes, systems, and concepts that enables individuals to participate effectively in governance and civic life.

political theory

A set of ideas and principles that explain how political systems should work, including concepts of justice, power, and governance.

fortune

A concept in political theory that suggests the role of chance and luck in political success and outcomes, often contrasted with virtue.

power

The ability or capacity to influence the behavior of others or the course of events, often linked to authority and control within a political context.