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• Encyclopedia of Sex and Gender: Culture, Society, History
  ...ity, cultural images, medical practice, [[public]] [[health]], [[economics|economy]] and [[society]] and many more. [[Category: Political Science]]
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• Revolution
  ...[[relative]]ly short period of [[time]]. Aristotle described two types of political revolution: ...Their results include major changes in [[culture]], [[economy]], and socio-political institutions.
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• Association
  ...[[tool]] of [[political]] control but much more a way of protecting the [[economy]] from fraud. In many such jurisdictions, only a registered association is
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• Deep Politics
  ...time researching political processes that fly under the radar of conscious political activity, are omitted from [[discourse]] on the right and the left, and are ...ponsible decision-making but by indirection, collusion, and deceit… 3. the political exploitation of irresponsible agencies or parastructures, such as intellige
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• Liberalism
  ...ndividual]] [[participation]] in [[government]], and [[constitutional]], [[political]], and [[administrative]] reforms [[designed]] to secure these objectives ...ism, and the market economy. These [[ideas]] are often accepted even among political [[groups]] that do not openly profess a liberal [[ideological]] orientation
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• 2010-05-24-The Coming Times
  ...have to govern it yourselves. That means you will not have a professional political class dedicated to taking the responsibility away from you, and fulfilling ...re-elect a new one en-masse, because Government will be perpetual, without political bias, and government by the people, for the people; not by the rich and pow
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• Consumer
  ...viduals]] or households that use goods and services generated within the [[economy]]. The [[concept]] of a consumer occurs in different [[contexts]], so that ...n the [[absence]] of the effective demand that [[emanates]] from them, the economy [[virtually]] collapses. [[Mahatma Gandhi]] said a customer is the most imp
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• Repetition
  ...s [[influenced]] by "the political [[economy]] of production; the 'psychic economy' of [[individuals]]; the musico-technological [[media]] of production and r
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• Rebellion
  *Terrorism, which is carried out by different kinds of political or religious extremists ...eph (1884). Cyclopædia of Political Science, Political Economy, and of the Political .... Rand, McNally. pp. 632.
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• Exploitation
  In [[political]] economy, [[economics]], and [[sociology]], exploitation involves a [[persistent]] s
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• Capitalism
  ...services are determined by voluntary [[private]] [[decision]] in a market economy. A distinguishing feature of capitalism is that each person owns his or her ...precisely describes most contemporary economies. In the "capitalist mixed economy", the state intervenes in market activity and provides many services."all o
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• Inflation
  ...ed by such factors as the frequency of wage payments, the structure of the economy, and saving and shopping habits. So long as these remain constant, the pric ...o increase the money supply regularly at a rate equal to that at which the economy is estimated to be expanding.
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• Deference
  ...respect or [[reverence]]. Deference has been [[studied]] extensively by [[political scientist]]s, [[sociologists]], and [[psychologists]]. ...ot just [[wealthy]] [[property]] owners, were equally capable of achieving political voice. Martial masculinity, therefore, became the defining characteristic o
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• United States
  ...teenth century, the United States extended into the Pacific Ocean, and its economy was the world's largest. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish%E2%80%93Ame ...ry spending], being the foremost economic and military power, a prominent political and cultural [[force]] in the world, and a [[leader]] in [[scientific]] [[r
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• Byzantine
  ...he empire, which allegedly caused an essential restructuring of the Byz. [[economy]] and administration. In the first half of the 9th C. occurred the first st ...no [[radical]] impact on the economic and social development of Byz.; the political pattern changed, however, and the centralized empire was replaced by a grou
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• 2013-12-06-New Era Conversations 12
  ...economy of money, finance and business, the give and take and flow of this economy is measured by money, respective to each nation. You can easily see that i ...or social exchange, cultural development and social evolution. The social economy provides for an evenness between and among social groups and social associa
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• Feudalism
  '''Feudalism''' is a form of [[political]] and [[social]] [[organization]] typical of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki ...om them, down to the seigneur who held a single manor. The [[political]] [[economy]] of the system was local and [[agricultural]], and at its base was the [ht
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• Letters I-VII, Mr. Jefferson Returns: American Mentor and Prophet
  I suggest to you that you will have to develop a totally new [[politics|political]] [[economics|economy]] beyond democracy and capitalism in order to save life on earth. As with
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• Immanuel Wallerstein
  ...imself as a historian and theorist of the global [[capitalism|capitalist]] economy on a macroscopic level. His early criticism of global capitalism and champi * French historian [[Fernand Braudel]], who had described the development and political implications of extensive networks of economic exchange in the European wor
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• Colonialism
  ...wiki/Mercantilism mercantilist policies] designed to strengthen the home [[economy]] at the expense of rivals, so the colonies were usually allowed to trade o [[Category: Political Science]]
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