POLİTİKA BİLİMİ - Deneme Sınavı - 3

Yugoslavia became Serbia, Bosnia, Croatia, Slovenia, and Macedonia—later joined by Montenegro and Kosovo—all recognized as states with boundaries although Greece does not recognize Macedonia and Russia does not recognize Kosovo.

A constitution can be defined as a set of laws or legal provisions that outline the rights of citizens and the duties of government.

A typical community in early Greece was called a polis (city-state) and consisted of a walled urban center that was built on a natural acropolis with a surrounding territory of land under its control.

Legitimacy, in the political science context, can be defined as recognition of the right of rulers to govern. The issue of legitimacy has been a factor in governance since the beginning of history

A constitution can be defined as a set of laws or legal provisions that outline the rights of citizens and the duties of government.

Citizenship is the privilege of membership of a political community. The political community in this context means a community to which one owes certain duties.

Power and authority are differentiated in a number of ways. Authority derives fundamentally from an office or position usually appointed whereas power can be exercised officially or unofficially

Nationalism dominated the destiny of many countries between the American Revolution and the end of World War II. Since the War, however, the concept of globalization has come to the fore.

Empirical theories explore the social, economic, and political processes that have fashioned the emergence of citizenship in different times and places.

Historically, nationalism has come about as a result of increasing literacy, mass transportation, mass mobilization, mass communication, and mass media. These cultural and technological transformations have developed a feeling of identity that reinforces a broader sense of commonality, which often overcomes class, religious, and other differences

Government is defined as a system through which a state or an entity is controlled. In the same way, government may be considered as the group of people exercising executive authority over a state.Government is defined as a system through which a state or an entity is controlled. In the same way, government may be considered as the group of people exercising executive authority over a state.

A president or a prime minister may head the Executive branch of government, and this will depend on whether the country is practicing a parliamentary or a presidential system of governance.

Those who espouse globalism and the end product of globalization believe fervently that people live in a global village

A unitary system of government is a political arrangement where a large proportion of power resides with the central government.

A confederacy can be described as a temporary league of independent states that have come together for the purpose of achieving well-defined objectives.

Presidents can often pardon or commute sentences of convicted criminals.

A monarchy is a form of government where the sovereignty of the state is embodied in one or a few individuals who are expected to remain in power until death or until they decide to abdicate power.

“An ideology is a set of ideas by which men posit, explain and justify the ends and means of organized social action, irrespective of whether such action aims to preserve, amend, uproot or rebuild a given social order (Seliger, 1976: 14).”

Après moi, la déluge is a political expression that is translated as “After me, the flood.”

Liberalism, socialism, and conservatism are different. They address every subject, every self, every citizen, as if universal. They address all of us, and not because of some end outside ourselves, not because of this or that value, but because of a claim about the fundamental criterion by which all of us should act in the world.