Power

Question 1

Power over?

Answer 1

Ability to influence/direct other actors

Question 2

Power to?

Answer 2

Power to realize collective goals

Question 3

Structure?

Answer 3

Patterns or pressures that constrain human conduct or behaviour

Question 4

Agency?

Answer 4

Intentional and meaningful action that reshapes structures or processes

Question 5

Liberalism?

Answer 5

Rational, self interest, responsible to self

Question 6

What cannot be objective

Answer 6

Knowledge of politics and power

Question 7

Is?

Answer 7

Realism

Question 8

Ought?

Answer 8

Idealism

Question 9

Realists confront?

Answer 9

Deep and essential forces of political reality

Question 10

Idealists?

Answer 10

Utopian world as end goal, and working towards the goal is the way to solve issues

Question 11

Is perspective?

Answer 11

Objective view

Question 12

Ought perspective?

Answer 12

Idealistic view

Question 13

There is always an ___ behind a _____?

Answer 13

Agent, structure

Question 14

Who proposed that states need to protect and nurture self determination?

Answer 14

John Locke

Question 15

Corn laws?

Answer 15

Theories of rules in the late 18th to early 19th century that favored domestic grain production.

Question 16

Cosmopolitanism?

Answer 16

The world should be governed as a global society

Question 17

When/Who was liberalism for?

Answer 17

Society emerging out of feudalism. traditional hierarchy new market economy
French and American revolutions against absolute or divine right of sovereigns

Question 18

Conservatism?

Answer 18

Tradition of toryism connected to old aristocratic and landed elite
Against change

Question 19

Communitarianism?

Answer 19

a theory or system of social organization based on small self-governing communities.

Question 20

Labour theory of value?

Answer 20

Surplus only produced through labour so capitalist profit is expropriation

Question 21

Expropriation?

Answer 21

Authority taking something away