POG 100 Study Guide - Final Guide: Neocolonialism, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, George Packer
20 Jun 2018
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Department
Course
Professor
POG100 Exam
- 40 multiple choice
- 2 essay questions
Remember names of reading authors for a good mark
Essay questions are situational
Stuff on exam
- international development
- feminist foreign policy
- Maslow’s hierarchy
- John stewart mill
- Vacalv havloch
- Rewsew
- Federalism & state breakup reading
- John erk and Laurence Anderson
- Clock and banteeth- marble cake
- Gramwhite- democratic deficit argument
- Henry Milner- diff between US and Canada
- Jason bram- ethic, if you’re not informed don’t vote
- Angla Merkel
- Michal kingsley- forget about middle class
- Katelyn- did we see it coming
- Sweden article- feminist
- Crystal carrier
- Mohamed nourazoman- responsibility to protect
- Peter singer
- Kekes
- Moyo
- Kgame
Exam Review
1- 40 multiple choice questions
How much time should study
- do readings
What should I study
Essay
- stop and think of argument
- lay out arguments
- what is your position
- answer question
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- support position with evidence- events, dates, individuals
- point to literature by name
Lecture 1
- what are 3 questions
- Maslow hierarchy
- what do people want?
- Safety of your country
- What does esteem mean in terms of recognition- responds to grievances, recognize
grievance, I understand your grievance
- Self-actualization – sharing power, having seat at the table
- Schools of thought- 6 different schools
- how people behave politically
Lecture 2
- evaluation of political thought
- place of god in politics
- government by man for man- republicizm
- political spectrum
Maslow’s Hierarchy
- vaslov Havlov
- John Stewart Mill- government should be created for satisfaction of greatest number
including minorities and women
- Cannot use freedom to hurt others
Lecture 3
- How are ideologies put in actual government
- Minimal government- looking after security and trade
Social Compact
- What are limits of what state and individuals can do
- John John Crusseau- social contract dictated by people not government, all men are
equal
- Said – religious leaders, secular government is enemy
- Mandela- social contract is made of conversation by government and people, people
who fought apartheid regime, communities have a role
Week 4
- Unitary government- little distribution of power
- Confederal- UAE, European community- classic forms of power distribution
- Gender quotas number of men and women in power
- Ethnic quotas minorities
- Catolonia declaring they want independence
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Document Summary
Remember names of reading authors for a good mark. Stuff on exam international development feminist foreign policy. Henry milner- diff between us and canada. Jason bram- ethic, if you"re not informed don"t vote. What should i study stop and think of argument lay out arguments. What is your position answer question support position with evidence- events, dates, individuals point to literature by name. What does esteem mean in terms of recognition- responds to grievances, recognize grievance, i understand your grievance. Self-actualization sharing power, having seat at the table. Schools of thought- 6 different schools how people behave politically. Lecture 2 evaluation of political thought place of god in politics government by man for man- republicizm political spectrum. John stewart mill- government should be created for satisfaction of greatest number including minorities and women. How are ideologies put in actual government. Minimal government- looking after security and trade. What are limits of what state and individuals can do.
