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progressive
one who believes in continuing social advancement, improvement, or reform.
conspicuous consumption
the theory, developed by economist Thorstein Veblen, that much spending by the affluent occurs primarily to display wealth and status to others rather than from enjoyment of the goods or services.
direct primary
the nomination of a party's candidates for office through a special election of that party's voters.
initiative
the procedure whereby voters can, through, petition, present proposed legislation directly to the electorate.
referendum
the submission of law, proposed or already in effect, to direct vote of the electorate.
recall
a procedure for removing an official from office through popular election or other means.
city manager
an administrator appointed by the city council or other elected body to manage affairs
red-light district
a section of a city where prostitution is officially or unofficially tolerated.
franchise
in government, a special privilege or license granted to a company or group to perform a specific function.
bureaucracy
the management of government or business through departments and subdivisions managed by a system of officials following defined rules and processes.
workers' compensation
insurance, provided either by government or employers or both, providing benefits to employees suffering work-related injury or disability.
reclamation
the process of bringing or restoring wasteland to productive use.
collectivism
a political or social system in which individuals are subordinated to mass organization and direction.
insubordination
deliberate disobedience to proper authority.