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US bicameral house and Senate

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Bi-lower
Sen-higher
Have equal representation

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Parlaimentary

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Legislative without executive authority

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Laws are made under

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Natural laws in general

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Legislatures

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Multimember, make laws, formally equal, decide by voting. Also appoint officials by voting, act in a judicial capacity authority to investigate, ombudsman

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Ombudsman

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an official appointed to investigate individuals’ complaints against maladministration, especially that of public authorities.

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Parliamentary VS Presidential system

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pg. 200 fig 7

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Legislative committees offer..

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specialization and decentralization

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US senate folkways

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apprenticeship, legislative work, specialization, courtesy, reciprocity, institutional patriotism

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models of representation

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delegate model makes decisions based on constituents wishes, trustee model makes decision on wisdom and reason, politico model a combo of both

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Legislative party behavior

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part members form caucuses, meet to set agenda and prescribe issue agenda for party influence and discipline not always there in real world.

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Executive institutions

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provide leadership as most recognized governmental figure

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Functions of executive

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diplomacy, emergency leadership, budget formation, control military, chief administrator, policy initiation, symbolic leadership

see email for more

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Types of executive institutions

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hereditary monarchies, directly elected chief executives, non-democratic executives

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Power

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Limits and exceeding and institutional complexity and media (see email)

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Types of authority

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Charismatic authority- individual’s gift
Traditional authority- based on tradition and culture
Rational legal authority- based on established laws
Representative authority- based on legal representation
Coercive authority- based on use of force

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Judicial institutions

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. Judicial Institutions- part of government that regards justice and meaning of law

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Judicial functions

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resolve conflicts, maintain social control, legitimize regime, and protect rights, offer justice

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Two systems of justice

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Adversarial where judge is there to make sure all is fairly heard, Inquisitorial where judge inquires on guilt then goes to trial mostly 100% guilty

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types of law

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Natural law- moral or ethical a higher power
Positive law- devised by humans
Basic law- written law/constitutions
Statutory law- proscriptive law/ criminal acts, tax
Common law- uniform from England to be applied by principles
Civil law- laws governing private parties
Criminal law- laws against the state or nation

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Selection and tenure of judges

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Missouri Plan appointed the voted to stay in
Elected partisan or nonpartisan
Trying to achieve legitimacy

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heirarchy of judicial institutions

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most countries have multiple layers of trial courts and appellate courts

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Judicial review

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the power to hold unconstitutional any law Marbury vs. Madison / Parliamentary supremacy o=if courts just interpret law. In US Supreme Court decisions make constitutional law

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Bureaucracy is an organizational form

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see email

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Beaurocrat

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A Bureaucrat is an official who acquires their position on the bases of their qualifications and skills- primary responsibility is policy implementation.

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Bureaucratic functions

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Revenue collection- IRS
National defense- US Dept. of Defense
Service delivery- Govt. Services
Income maintenance- Unemployment Insurance
Regulation- Individuals or Groups
Research- R&D institutional like Universities (Research)
Specialized government function- US Mint
Management of State Enterprises- TVA
Bureaucracies never stop growing- Instrumentalism and self interest
Bureaucracies can be responsible and efficient- ? TCC

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Bureaucracies and change

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like rules of command and power conscious

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Iron triangle

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see email

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reform

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expanding role of citizen or political supervision and smaller size

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Key to Understanding Bureaucracy

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the pluses and the negatives
6. Why do you need one? Function?

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