ADMS 1010 Study Guide - Final Guide: Judicial Activism, Royal Assent, Classical Liberalism

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16 Oct 2011

School

York University

Department

Administrative Studies

Course

ADMS 1010

Professor

Barry O' Brien

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It refers to a set of shared values, beliefs and ideas, and perceptions through which persons interpret events of the past, present and future. It also refers to an explicit doctrinal structure providing a particular diagnosis of the ills of society. It will include an accompanying action program for implementing the prescribed solution. 1. to present a simplified cause and effect interpretation of a complex world. 2. integrate a theory of human nature with life"s basic economic, social and political values. 3. appear normative and moral in tone and content and aspire to perfect behavior. 4. draw their philosophical premises from constitutions, declarations, manifestos and writings. 5. constitute a broad belief system and advocate reforms in the basic fabric and structures of society. 6. address fundamental questions about leadership, recruitment, succession and behavior. 7. persuade and propagandize people who learn not to be influenced by opposing views. Counter ideology: advances reforms and radical changes in society, rallies forces of change in society, responds to perceived inequality.

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81. Governments often establish rules that influence how an economyoperates. Which of the following rules will most likely increasethe ability of society to produce goods and services?
A) laws allowing discrimination against women.
B) providing tax incentives to encourage education by workers
C) environmental regulations that prevent the use of industrialsolvents in production
D) increasing taxes on the formation of new capital

83. The basic economic differences among nations throughout historyconcerning institutions, philosophy, and ideology mainly focuson:
A) unemployment and inflation.
B) the ownership of factors of production and how they arecoordinated in economic activity.
C) the relative shares of agriculture, industry, and servicesectors.
D) the opportunity for social mobility.

86. Government's role of providing national defense isconsidered:
A) enforcing a legal system.
B) providing certain goods and services.
C) redistributing income.
D) expanding economic growth.

87. Government's role of taxing some citizens and transferringincome to others is considered:
A) enforcing a legal system.
B) providing certain goods and services.
C) redistributing income.

Each of the readings and videos for this part of the class had an actual point of view. They were grounded in particular political values with political norms, assumptions, and goals, some of which are explicit and some of which are not stated. In other words, they were not just objective recitations of facts. They picked and chose which facts to present. All writings in the social sciences do just this same thing. But, what did you think of these norms, values, and goals? How did you feel about them? How did you react? Did you agree? Disagree? What is your point of view and value structure? Explain.

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Research a servant leadership organization of your choice or one of the organizations listed on the "Individual and Corporate Servant Leaders" handout in the Topic Materials. Selections do not need to be limited to businesses. Entities such as hospitals or educational institutions are also acceptable. In a 750-1000 word paper, address the following.

Provide a summary of how the organization implements the principles of servant leadership in the way it interacts with or provide service to customers, hires and manages employees, and models its operations and policies.

Discuss specific commitments the organization makes to stakeholders and how implementing servant leadership affects not only the organization, but also the community and the common good.

Knowing that most organizations do not function with the principles of servant leadership as part of their operations, discuss how the concepts and behaviors associated with servant leadership might be a source of conflict or might create operational challenges within the organization. Provide examples to support your ideas and discuss specific ways the organization's leader has addressed these challenges.

What do you see as the greatest benefits for organizations that adopt the principles of servant leadership as their operational model? Provide specific examples to justify your opinions.

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