PSC 321 Study Guide - Final Guide: Protestant Work Ethic, Budget Of The European Union, Political Opportunity

• School: University of Alabama
• Department: Political Science
• Course: PSC 321
• Professor: Bishara

Document Summary

Study psc 203 exam 2 (final) fall 2018. Chapter 12: requirements to be a political party, socialization in political parties, populist candidates, encapsulation, iron law of oligarchy. Chapter 13: centralizations impacts on religion, agrarian-industrial economic tensions, duverger"s law, christian democrats, green parties. Chapter 14: definition of interest groups and how they differ from related entities, public versus private interests, solutions to collective actions problems, contentious politics, inside versus outside lobbying. Chapter 16: information politics, liberal versus conservative movements, political opportunity structures (including political culture, ideas of citizenship. Chapter 18: participation in authoritarian states, determinants of participation, collective action paradox, determinants of union density, inequality"s impact on participation. Chapter 20: cost-benefit typology of policies, constituency theories, three streams, bayesian learning. Chapter 19: journalistic autonomy and values, typology of media systems, what forms does media take in authoritarian countries, individual news consumption.