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16 Cards in this Set
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political activity seen as an interrelated system in which inputs stemming from demands and support from individuals and groups lead to outputs or policies and a continuing feedback process
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systems theory
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political systems understood as requiring similar functions performed by political structures of different kinds
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structural functionalism
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use of rigorous methods in concept formation and quantitative testing
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behavioralism
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individuals and groups seen as maximizing rational utility in politics
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rational choice
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detailed or "thick" description and comparison of political institutions
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institutional analysis
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comparing political variables across countries in different settings and different times
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statistical analysis
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ongoing process of modernization viewed in different ways
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political development
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developing countries, especially in Latin America, explained by dependence on actions of advanced industrial countries
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dependency theory
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attitudes of citizens to politics and political personalities
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political culture
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divisions resulting from differences in class, religion, ethnicity, territory, nationality, tribe
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political cleavages
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impact of international factors, information, and communications developments on political action
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globalization
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participatory way and non-participatory- whether people involved in government or not
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political culture
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how well developed institutions are in the country
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political development
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political party that represents traditional interests
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traditional party
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political party that represents people who make up tat party
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representative party
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political party that is revolutionary. Tries to mobilize people for a certain task
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mobilizing party
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