POLI 227 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Civil Society, Authoritarianism, Totalitarianism

• School: McGill University
• Department: Political Science
• Course: POLI 227
• Professor: Philip Oxhorn

Document Summary

Now you need to be computer literate so the standard of living can decrease because it is not as simple as before and more is needed but not everyone can go private schools and university. Many teenagers see that the public education they are getting is a waste of their time because it is not strong enough to lead them to a good career so they drop out. However, this approach wouldn"t necessarily work in developing countries because the police force is not as trusted or strong in other countries. In nyc, as the people trusted the police, they were able to deal with problems before it got out of hand and criminal: ex: controlling ebola: makeshift clinics and training local people, people in. Ex: private vs public education, healthcare vs private alternatives: citizenship as agency: the active role played by multiple actors de ning citizenship right. Civil society is a tool fro understanding north-south divergence.