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fusion of powers
a system of governance in which the authority of the government is concentrated in one body
generalization
a description of common features of a chosen group or category of examples
global warming
a well supported theory that certain human-produced gases in the atmosphere are causing the earth's climate to warm
globalization
the increasing interconnectedness and interdependence of people, cultures, economics, and nation-states facillitated by technoogy, trade and cultural diffusion
governance
the charactersitics of a government
government
the part of the statewith legitimate public authority
grassroots politics
locally organized activism
gross domestic product
the total value of goods and services produced by an economy
head of government
the office and the person occupying the office charged with leading the operation of a government
head of state
the chief public representative of a state
idenity politics
political activity and ideas based on the shared experiences of an ethnic, religious, or social group emphasizing gaining power and benefits for the group rather than pursuing ideological or universal or even statewide goals
imperialism
the practice of one nation state taking control of nations and territory of other countries
import substitution
a government policy that uses trade restrictions and subsidies to encourage domestic production of manufactured goods
independent variable
any one of the inputs, instituions, or processes that shape the results of government decision making
industrial policy
a governments decisions and actions, which define goals and methods for the manufacturing sectors of an economy
industrial sector
that part of the economy which manufactures finished and secondary products
inputs
demands and support by individuals and groups upon the decision making processes of government
interdependence
a situation brought about by specialization and limited resources, in which nation-states rely on one another for economic resources, goods, and services and political assets such as security and stability
interest aggregation
ways in which demands of citizens and groups are amaigamated into proposed policy packages
interest articulation
the methods by which citizens and groups can express their desires and make demands upon government
interest group
any organization that seeks to influence government policy making to metter serve the wants and needs of its memebers
international
describing organizations that involve more than one nation state
intervening variable
a factor influenced by an independent variable that affects the changes in a dependent variable