discipline based approach Flashcards

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what are the discipline based approaches

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  1. political economy
  2. political behaviour
  3. political sociology
  4. political geography
  5. political philosophy
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what is the political economy approach

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politics and economics

liberalism vs marxism

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what is liberalism

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individuals as a unit of analysis
superiority of the market, which created opportunities
emphasis on individual and economic rights

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what is marxism

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class as a unit of analysis
economy determinant to the last instance
societal values reflects capitalist Economy
emphasis on class dynamics as a sole mechanism of organising society
supported colonialism
thinks that class is only social determinant and not race

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what is the political behaviour approach

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politics and psychology
how people behave in crowds and in mass contexts
political socialisation , learning norms of behaviour and values

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what is political sociology

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politics and sociology
preoccupied with socio-political identities such as race , gender , class etc
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what is political geography

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politics and human geography
seeks to answer the agrarian question
land expropriation of black african land during colonialism wasn’t just physical it was cognitive appropriations of colonisers by giving new names to the land

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what is political philosophy/theory

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politics and philosophy
concerned with normative questions regarding the the role of the state and its various institutions
asks questions like: how should wealth be shared in a modern society

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what is a fact - value dichotomy

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fact: what is , descriptive, empirical , bolstered by behaviouralist approach
value : what ought to be , normative, older, bolstered by political philosophy

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what did GE Moore do

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tried to define what “ good” is

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