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What are economic institutions?
social organization of production, distribution and consumption of goods and services in a society.
What is capitalism?
HAS INEQUALITY.
It is not the state's job to provide you with basic needs
EX: U.S.A
What is welfarism?
HAS INEQUALITY.
-state is responsible for some basic needs like health care, housing and education.
-Heavy taxes on rich people
-EX: Norway, Finland, Denmark and Sweden.
What is socialism?
No inequality
- means of production are owned by the state.
-state is responsible for basic needs
-no EX:
What is globalization of the economy?
move our production to other countries because it is cheaper.
What are the international finance corporations? (4)
-World Bank
-IMF
-World Trade Organization
-NAFTA-National American Free Trade Association (Canada, U.S., Mexico)
What are 4 socio-economic consequences of capitalism?
-Environmental degradation
-Economic insecurity
-Social inequality-inheritance of property
-Advertising and consumerism- pay to be manipulised.
Who is the highest paid CEO
Richard Fairbank
What are educational institutions?
Social organizations responsible for the transmission of knowledge, skills, values and beliefs per generation.
What is socialization? (informal education)
learning by watching and observing others.
What are the 4 biological bases of socialization?
-Instincts- you're born clean, w/o these.
-childhood dependence- human child is most needy
-capacity to learn- we only use 10% of our brains
-language- humans have complex languages
G.H. Mead's thoery of socialization?
I and Me
i= conscious, spontaneous, creative.
me= society creates this.
C.H. Cooley's theory
Looking Glass Theory:
- you are a reflection of other people.
-you dress for others' pleasure.
Jean Piaget's 4 stages:
Sensorimotor= birth to age 2. use your senses
Preoperational= age 2-7. use language and symbols
Concrete Operational= age 7-11. link things together.
Formal Op.= age 12 and up. abstract learning.
Functional approach on formal education
-Transmission of culture
-awareness
-cognitive skills
-discoveries
-screening, sorting and talents
-discipline
conflict perspective on formal education:
-Promotion of conservist views
-class based education
-strengthens the cycle of poverty
-creates loyal, tamed adults
-commercial enterprise
What are political institutions?
Network of system and beliefs that regulate a society.
Name 7 emergencies of political institutions
1: population growth
2: urbanization
3: cultural heterogeneity-many cultures living together
4: intensive agriculture- use technology to make more food
5: industrial division of labor- complex system of multiple jobs
6: diversity, anonymity- modern societies you're unknown.
7: cultural defense- from prejudices
components of political institutions
1: state- conceptual framework
2: government- elected individuals
3: political parties- group of people with similar views
Functions of political parties: (7)
1: External protection w/ the army
2: Internal order w. rules
3: protection from natural disasters
4: economic support
5:benefit allocation
6: public services
7: legitimacy promotion by making things legal
what is Social contract theory?
Informal set of rules that were created through a gradual process. In society you have 2 sides" animalistic and nasty or kind by nature.
Who are the 3 social contract theory makers?
1: Thomas Hobbes- we're animalistic
2: John Locke- not good or bad
3: Jean Rousseau- kind, wonderful human beings by nature.
What is the elite theory?
Power has never been in the hands of ordinary people. Only a small group of rich elites control everything.
What is the Pluralist model?
Interest groups and lobbyists that don't represent any political party have a major role in decision making.
Describe Machiavelli and his book, PRINCE.
to be successful you must;
- be faithful, merciful and use religion.
-use force and cruelty
- don't be neutral
- greed, lust, vicious
-cunning like a fox, fierce as a lion
Who does conflict perspective think is in control politically?
Bourgeoisie own means of production, so they're in control.