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Power

ability of one person to get another person to act in accordance with first person's intentions

Authority

right to use power

Legitimacy

political authority conferred by law or by state or national constitution

Direct Democracy

government in which all or most citizens participate directly

Representative Democracy

government in which leaders make decisions by winning competitive struggle for popular vote

Elite

persons who possess disproportionate share of some valued resource, like money or power; act without knowing and perhaps without caring exactly what people want

Marxist View

government is dominated by capitalists; believe two economic classes contend for power (capitalists and workers)

Power Elite View

government is dominated by few top leaders, most of whom are outside government

Bureaucratic View

government is dominated by appointed officials

Pluralistic View

belief that competition among all affected interests shapes public policy

Self-interest

self-serving; driven mainly or solely by people's baser motives or selfish desires for personal gain