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NAME : MUTIARA
NPM : 1306388736
Political science : the systematic study of political and governmental institutions and processes.
(Ranney, 1993: p.1)
Each organizations backs up its rules with sanctions, which are penalties that a group can impose on those who break its rules. (Ranney, 1993: p.3)
Moral percepts are rules of behavior based on ideas of rights and wrong. (Ranney, 1993: p.4)
Customs are rules of behavior that are based on long-established and widespread ways I which most people actually behave. (Ranney, 1993: p.5)
Miller (1991, p.30) defines : politics as a process whereby a group of people, whose opinions or interests are initially divergent, reach collective decisions which are generally accepted as binding on the group, and enforced as common policy
Law is the body of rules emanating from government and enforceable by the courts. (Ranney, 1993: p.5)
Government is the body of people and institutions that make and enforce laws for a society. (Ranney,
1993: p.5)
Anarchy is a society with no government. (Ranney, 1993: p.5)
Authority is the acknowledged power to make binding decisions and issues obligatory commands.
(Ranney, 1993: p.6)
Definition of Power
The ability of actors to influence the behavior of other actors in such a way that the behavior of the last actors to be in accordance with the wishes of the actors who have power.” (Harold D. Lasswell and Abraham Kaplan) “The ability of actors to assign (absolutely) alternatives to act or to choose alternatives for other actors.” (JJA Van Doorn) “The ability of a person or group of persons to influence the behavior of another person or group in such a way that his behavior in accordance with the wishes / goals of people who have that power.” (Miriam Budiardjo)
Definition of Approach-(es)
According to Vernon Van Dyke: Approach is criterion for selecting the relevant data issues.
Approaches include: Standard or benchmark
NPM : 1306388736
Political science : the systematic study of political and governmental institutions and processes.
(Ranney, 1993: p.1)
Each organizations backs up its rules with sanctions, which are penalties that a group can impose on those who break its rules. (Ranney, 1993: p.3)
Moral percepts are rules of behavior based on ideas of rights and wrong. (Ranney, 1993: p.4)
Customs are rules of behavior that are based on long-established and widespread ways I which most people actually behave. (Ranney, 1993: p.5)
Miller (1991, p.30) defines : politics as a process whereby a group of people, whose opinions or interests are initially divergent, reach collective decisions which are generally accepted as binding on the group, and enforced as common policy
Law is the body of rules emanating from government and enforceable by the courts. (Ranney, 1993: p.5)
Government is the body of people and institutions that make and enforce laws for a society. (Ranney,
1993: p.5)
Anarchy is a society with no government. (Ranney, 1993: p.5)
Authority is the acknowledged power to make binding decisions and issues obligatory commands.
(Ranney, 1993: p.6)
Definition of Power
The ability of actors to influence the behavior of other actors in such a way that the behavior of the last actors to be in accordance with the wishes of the actors who have power.” (Harold D. Lasswell and Abraham Kaplan) “The ability of actors to assign (absolutely) alternatives to act or to choose alternatives for other actors.” (JJA Van Doorn) “The ability of a person or group of persons to influence the behavior of another person or group in such a way that his behavior in accordance with the wishes / goals of people who have that power.” (Miriam Budiardjo)
Definition of Approach-(es)
According to Vernon Van Dyke: Approach is criterion for selecting the relevant data issues.
Approaches include: Standard or benchmark