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Government
organization of society + allocation of authority
Politics
gaining/excersice control + deciding who gets what
locke
life + liberty + happiness
Adam Smith
The Wealth of Nations
Private Goods
privately provided for porfits
Public Goods
available to everyone without additional charge
toll goods
available if you can pay
common goods
free but limited in supply
Sustainability
Protecting resources from depleting
US gov
republic/representative democracy
representative democracy
citizens elect representatives
majority rule
majority has greater influence
direct democracy
citizens participate directly.
monarchy
one ruler; dictator
oligarchy
small group of elites
totalitarianism
government controls all aspects of life
elite theory
small elite controls government
C. Wright Mills
business + military + political elites
pluralist theory
competing interest groups share influence.
Robert Dahl
politically active citizens + electoral payoffs
tradeoffs
compromises between competing interests.
first amendment
freedom of speech/press
fracking
competing economic/energy vs enviornmental interests
fix-NICS
National Instant Criminal Background Check System
civic engagement
citizen participation connected to government
Robert Putnam
believed that civic engagement was declining
social capital
Value of social networks and cooperation
26th amednment
voting age = 18
voting
fundamental form of civic engagement
civil disobedience
deliberate lawbreaking to produce change.
informed citizens
necesarry for representative democracy.
community activities
forms of civic engagement.