POG 100 Study Guide - Final Guide: Vladimir Putin, International Political Economy, Peacebuilding

• School: Ryerson University
• Department: Politics and Public Administration
• Course: POG 100
• Professor: Patrice Dutil

Document Summary

Maslow"s hierarchy of needs: self-actualization: a voice at the decision-making table represented or they themselves are at the table sharing power, esteem needs: recognition (e. g. feminism search for equality, vladimir putin wants. Who has power: types of power political, economic, military, Intellectual; forms of power force, persuasion, authority, coercion, manipulation; Origin of power social cooperation, a collective product created by people by acting together: what is political legitimacy: traditional based on established beliefs or values (dynasties, power of the church); legal-rational based on formal arrangements; Charismatic based on extraordinary personal qualities of a leader: cui bono who benefits: from the structure of power. Refer to definitions and theories study notes. French revolution led to conservatism, liberalism, socialism, and anarchism. Main purpose of the state: security (defence, right to exist and be recognized), welfare (services in return for taxes, protection) Includes: rulemaking, economic management, program development, providing non-rival goods, regulation, providing entitlements, informing the public)