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CPS Readings Flashcards

1
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Aristotle

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Political community is organic

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King, Keohane, and Verba

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Causal inferences, public methods, etc.

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Popper

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Make a bold claim and refute

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4
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Collier and Levitsky

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Diminished subtypes

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5
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Mahoney and Villegas

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Comparative-historical analysis (Mill’s Methods)

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6
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Diamond

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Guns, germs, and steel

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7
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Frank

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Metropolis-satellite communities

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8
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Skocpol

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Structural; class-based social revolutions

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9
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McNamara

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Tolerated EU banal authority

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10
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Weber

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Monopoly on the use of force; history, charisma, rule of law

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11
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Laitin

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Floral and tipping model

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12
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Levitsky and Ziblatt

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Populists rise by alliance with insiders

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13
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Anderson

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Imagined and limited communities

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14
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Wimmer (social compact)

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Justifies the social compact with like over like

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15
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Wimmer (violence)

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Nation-states cause violence (creation and power vacuum)

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16
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King

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Electoral systems

17
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Duverger

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Simple majority, 1 ballot creates 2-party system

18
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Lijphart

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Consensus/proportional vs. Westminster/majoritarian

19
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Soudriette and Ellis

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Electoral systems are important for political development

20
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Htun

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Cross-cutting vs. coinciding; quotas vs. reservations

21
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Pitkin

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Mandate-independence problem

22
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Taagepera and Shugart

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Electoral rules can manipulate the electoral outcome

23
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Cheibub

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Parliamentary system is better than presidential system, but the presidential system can be reformed

24
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Elazar

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Federalism leads to power sharing and diversity

25
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Acemoglu

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Institutions > geography

26
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Acemoglu and Robinson

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Political institutions create political processes, which create economic institutions, which influence economic incentives

27
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Huntington

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Political gap; when mobilization > institution, leads to instability

28
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Hardin

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Tragedy of the commons

29
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De Tocqueville

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Equality leads to institutions

30
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Gill

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Hegemonic religions want regulations

31
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Zakaria

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State/church/business created modern liberty

32
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Gryzmala-Busse

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Religious doctrines influence social politics

33
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Gill

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Religious economy; secularization and fundamentalism do not explain because of pluralism

34
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