Unit 2 Flashcards

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Sovereign

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Legal capacity of a gov’t to maintain power

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Natural law

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Laws that govern the state of nature

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Communism

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Totalitarian socialism, sacrifices liberty in name of equality

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Class Struggle

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What Marx identifies as ‘the what’ in the theory of history; all value comes from labor and power = control of labor and property = class struggle

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5
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Guardians

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The legislative and judicial of the republic (the gold, selfless)

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Ideology

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Organized system of ideas that attempts to change the world

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Property

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Labor + material

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Proletariat

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The have nots of capitalism; industrial workers; have life, liberty, but not property

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Dharma

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In Hindu, = justice, goal of states, order

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Fascism

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Totalitarian conservatism; union of people and state (slaves to the state, indiv

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Weltgeist

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Hegel’s theory of history= world spirit = mans quest for order

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Qur’an

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Islamic sacred book, word of Allah

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Manga Carta

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(1215) divided the parliament into the House of Commons (Bourgeoisie) and the House of Lords

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Monopoly

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Exclusive possession or control of the supply or trade in a commodity or service; applies to feudalism

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Adam Smith

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Scottish Economist and philosopher who wrote Wealth of Nations and about Capitalism

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16
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Slave Morality

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Chained by society’s definitions; ‘life of gotta’

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17
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N. Machiavelli

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Italian political philosopher (1467-1527) who wrote ‘The Prince’

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18
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Justice

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The system of rewards and punishments used by the state to enforce order

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Glaucon’s Argument

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Justice is a game, between master, free man, and slave, and the only way to win is to play = social contract

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20
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Puritan Revolution

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English civil war, leads to Protectorate

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21
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Caliph

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Ruler of state that follows the Shari’a

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22
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Charles II

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Restored to throne by Oliver Cromwell

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James I

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No bishops or kings in power; god -> church -> people

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Virtu

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Doing what works, a quality of Machiavellian good prince

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Social contract

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Theory of justice, in Glaucon’s argument, it = fairness = respect of rights between free men

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26
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Leviathan

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Written by Hobbes; presents the rational bias for legitimacy

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27
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Capitalism

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Economic system based on private ownership, free markets, and reinvestment of surplus wealth to new means of production

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28
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Invisible hand

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Sum rationality of buyer/seller

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29
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Timocracy

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Rule of semi-selfless, rulers based on honor

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30
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Philosophy

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Organized system of ideas that attempts to explain the world

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31
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State of Nature

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=chaos=fear

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32
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Dialectic

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Contradictions in stages of class struggle

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33
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Shari’a

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Islamic law under the Qur’an

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34
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Nihilism

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Nothingness; annihilation of external definition

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35
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Übermensch

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Rejects society’s definitions, self-defining

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36
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Jihad

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War against unbelievers; rebellion against unjust state

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37
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Copernican revolution

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Paradigm shift to the helio-centric model -> god is not only concerned with earthlings

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38
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Alienation

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Result of capitalism in which one is alien to ones own life, a cause of social deviancy and problems

39
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Wealth of nations

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Adam Smith describes what builds the wealth of nations and examines economy and wealthy states and capitalism

40
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Mechanic state

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State is manmade

41
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Benito Mussolini

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Italian statesman who founded the Italian Fascist party

42
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Socrates

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Athenian philosopher represented in the writings of Aristotle, his disciple

43
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UGS

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Unhappy Graduate Student

44
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Brahmin

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The top social class in the Hindu caste system

45
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Calvinism

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Protestant theology under John Calvin- predestination; rich are going to heaven

46
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Vanguard of the Revolution

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Proletariat, the revolutionary class which forms the DoP

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James II

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Son of James I, strengthened crown

48
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fortuna

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Quality of Machiavelli’s good prince = making your own fate

49
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Transcendental Man

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Those who rule above human limitation, triumph selflessness, and see the world as is

50
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DROK

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Divine Right of Kings

51
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Fiduciary Trust

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Government created to protect the rights of people

52
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Monopoly Tendency

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Fewer capitalists remain after each bust

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Auxiliaries

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In Plato’s republic, the executive of the political system; they find happiness through honor and duty, and obey the guardians

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Feudalism

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A political and economic system based on a biodeterminative class model of power; MONOPOLIES

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Liberalism

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Political ideology in which the role of government is to protect the rights of the individual

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Fox & Lion

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Wise and strong (good prince)

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Renaissance

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Revival of art and lit in 14th to 16th centuries, leads to collapse of DROK

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Relative Deprivation

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Drives modern societies, makes the middle class want to “find them, hurt them” (them being WHAT decreases their quality of life) through a powerful state

59
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Glorious Revolution: 1688

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Replacement of James II by his daughter Mary II and William of Orange; eventually the triumph of the House of Commons

60
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F. Nietzsche

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German philosopher who wrote about übermensch

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Ethno-nationalism

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Nationalism based on ethnic identity

62
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Wage Slavery

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Workers are slaves to falling wages

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Laissez-Faire

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Hands off decision making role of the state

64
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The Protectorate

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Puritan dominated state, in which people pick leaders who are the will of the community, there is no right to dissent; authoritarian democracy

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Liberty

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Individual > society

66
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Plato

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Wrote about 5 theories of justice, favoring the economic theory, and about The Republic

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Totalitarian

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System of government in which the state is the highest rationality and the individual < state; includes fascism (totalitarian nationalism) and communism (totalitarian socialism)

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Karma

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To live in harmony with your essence (Hindu)

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Charles I

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Son of James VI,executed

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Consumer Revolution

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Labor + money

71
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Conservative

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Gradual, elite dominated change, liberty, right/reactionary

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Doctor

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Teacher; someone who has mastered their craft so well that they can teach it

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Natural rights

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Right way man is to act in state of nature

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Philosopher king

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Chooses to be good, knows limits(=satisfaction), happiness of spirit (=eternal); brings the golden age -> death brings decline and selfishness

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Dialectical materialism

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Resolution of class struggle

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Bourgeoisie

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The antithesis of feudalism

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Allegory of the Cave

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PLATO - people = prisoners chained in a cave, unable to turn their head; they can only see shadows on the wall of the cave, but not the fire behind them

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Radical Fundamentalism

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Extreme change (revolution against the state) based on religion

79
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William of Orange

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Married Mary II in overthrowing Charles II

80
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Reformation

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Backlash from rising secularism

81
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Classical Authoritarian

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Pre 1500ad, problem of legitimacy; cost vs complexity; limits to external coercion; need to internalize coercion and create self-cop

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St Augustine

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354-340 ad early Christian philosopher

83
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GWF Hegel

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German Philosopher (1770-1831) who theorized about Weltgeist and that the German Monarchy was the end of history

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Classical Conservatism

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Equality is not important but liberty but liberty is, elites have the right to rule and dominate gradual change, selfishness is eventually harmful

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Enlightenment

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Philosophical movement but the 18th century which emphasized natural rights and the state of nature

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Free Market

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A market economy based on supply and demand with little or no government control

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Danda

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Hindu for stick/ punishment

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Socialism

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State owns and controls economy, values equality; a transitional state between capitalism and communism, according to Marx

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Kleptocracy

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Rule of thieves and a problem with the will of the powerful

90
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Modern Authoritarianism

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Authoritarian post 1500 ad; relates to Machiavellis good prince, Thomas Hobbes Leviathan, the Magna Carta, the Puritan Revolution and the Protectorate

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Economic theory of justice

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Justice is everyone doing what they’re good at for the good of all

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Dictatorship od the proletariat

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The Revolution of the proletariat against the bourgeoisie creates the DoP= proletariat over all other classes = rule of vanguard of revolution over all

93
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Economic man

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Man who has life labor and property (communist man)