POLI 2300Y Lecture : Poli Sci 2300 - Political Culture

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Can"t classify every environment as behaving in a certain way, part of a subdivision (etc. Going to quebec different political ideas than the rest of canada) The beliefs, values, norms, morals that people have towards the political system in a political environment. Subjective and psychological in nature not quantitative, subject to opinion and change. Based on what people believe but what people believe isn"t actually what takes place. Ultimately, we may believe something but it may not actually be what takes place (ex. Americans are loud, canadians are patriotic we are just people, doesn"t speak for everyone) Subject to change, dynamic, not static political transformation (ex. Soviet union going from authoritarian to more democratic, japan totalitarianism to democracy) The level of legitimacy of a government properly elected, fair elections, what the people what, people accept, internationally recognized. The degree to which rules are regulations are followed (especially elections). The apartheid in south africa government was seen as illegitimate.

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