'Pluralist' presentation slideshows

L10

L10. CONTENTS. Needs for policy making Principals in educational policy making Polities in policy making environment. 1. POLICY MAKING. We need education policies to adress the impact of, eg .. Globalization (PPSMI & Decetralization , Quality Education, Competition, World polity)

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Politics A primer

Politics A primer. Primer: n. (prim- er or prahy-mer ) 1. Any book or study of elementary principles. Politics. Politics: n. ( pol-i-tiks )

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THEORIES OF MEDIA ORGANIZATION AND MEDIA WORK

THEORIES OF MEDIA ORGANIZATION AND MEDIA WORK. Williams Chapter 4. What we see, read and hear in the media is the end product of a complex process.

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Introductory Themes American Political Culture

August 25-August 30 American Federal Government. Introductory Themes American Political Culture . Introductory Themes and American Political Culture. Political Power Authority Legitimacy. Conceptions of Democracy. Democratic Centralism Direct Democracy Representative Democracy

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Managing Change

Managing Change. Lecture Attitudes to Change. Lecture Outline. Introduction Individual responses to change Resistance to change Organizational conflict Team development. INTRODUCTION.

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CITIZENS, SOCIETY, & THE STATE

CITIZENS, SOCIETY, & THE STATE. Presentation Outline. Civil Society Interest Groups Political Socialization Cleavages. 1) Civil Society. Civil society is defined as citizens who organize themselves outside of the control of the government

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Constitutional Underpinnings

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Assessment Approaches: Social Indicator, Spatial, and Power Analysis

Assessment Approaches: Social Indicator, Spatial, and Power Analysis. Social Indicator Analysis allows us to track trends over time. In general, what information would you need to be able to interpret these results? . Information Needed. From whom was data collected? Was anyone missed?

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Mass media and representations.

Mass media and representations. LI: to recap our knowledge on how the mass media is used to represent different social groups. Short mark question. Identify and briefly explain three ways in which media representations of sexuality and/or disability could be said to be stereotypical.

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Comparison Systems

Comparison Systems. Electoral Systems: Single Member District Plurality vs. Proportional Representation. Single Member District Plurality. Definition: Electoral system in which candidates run for a single seat from a specific geographic district.

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Question

Question. Identify three processes sociologists have identified as influencing the content of the news. Answer. the owners profit motive organisational restraints agenda-setting gate-keeping norm-setting. Question.

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Four Theories of Governing Elites

Four Theories of Governing Elites. Chapter 1, pp. 8-14 AP Government. Pop Quiz 1. Directions: Indicate by letter which of the following theories is described in each statement: bureaucratic (B), elitist (E), Marxist (M), or pluralist (P). _____1. Economic factors shape political outcomes.

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Power Distribution

In a Democracy. Power Distribution . Majoritarian politics . leaders are forced to follow the preferences of citizens very closely. The people have such intense feelings about a political issue that leaders feel obligated to follow the popular will.

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Short mark question

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Pluralism v Marxism v Neo Marxism

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Theories of Power

Theories of Power. AP GoPo. Elite & Power Elite. Elitist Theory : Persons who possess a disproportionate share of some valued resource (money, prestige, expertise) Class view: Emphasis the power of rich leaders of corporations Karl Marx ? People with economic control hold the power

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