Political Dimensions of Globalisation

Historically refers to those who wish to maintain traditions or conserve long-held systems of government.

Who challenged the view that kings/leaders were chosen by God?

A referendum is an example of direct democracy

Ability to use economic and/or military power to make others follow your will:

From which TWO Greek words does the word democracy derive?

What type of authority is this: people are authorised and carry out a role that are respected?

Historically refers to those who want to revolutionise/radically change a society and overthrow old systems of control.

John Stuart Mill was a major thinker in promoting liberalism (freedom).

What type of authority is this: often religious reasons, traditional values or practices (often male)?

Far-right, authoritarian, ultra-nationalist political ideology:

The basic law of a country that sets out rules of government and rights of citizens:

How many types of authority did Max Weber identify?

Machiavelli believed it was better for a leader to be loved than to be feared

Who wrote 'The Prince'?

The High Court is an example of which branch of power?

Whose views influenced the US Constitution in the 17th Century?

Joseph Nye pioneered the theory of _____ power.

Burke supported the French Revolution

Where did democracy originate?

Which of the following is an example of the Executive arm of government?

What does 'democracy' mean?

Political ideology supporting the establishment of a democratically run and decentralised form of socialist economy.

What type of authority is this: perceived as superior (ideas of holiness, extraordinary devotion and heroic power)?

Often considered a middle course between capitalism and socialism promoting freedom and equality in the economy

A society that maximises individual freedoms of citizens, free from interference by government (laws and rules).

The Australian parliament is made up of two Houses

Political policy that seeks to promote and preserve traditional institutions, customs and values.

Australia and France are examples of representative democracies

A government or leader makes decisions themselves, often without concern for interests or rights of citizens or others:

Which of the following is a key feature of democracy?