POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE

2. traditional domination facilitated by an administration and military
4. approach to the study of politics where the study of the state, government, power, and man as a political animal is linked with the pursuit of certain goals
5. enables you to understand the relationship between individual or citizen and state
7. approach in the study of politics that is linked with the study of legal or juridical processes
13. wrote the Politics
16. power that belongs to the state and is manifested through the government’s organs
18. power with legitimacy
19. power comes from one’s experience or knowledge
20. approach that relates to the production and distribution of goods have an economic character
22. power comes from one’s ability to punish someone else for noncompliance
23. approach that focus on the past or on a selected period of time and on a sequence of events
24. land, water and air space of a state
25. denotes the supreme power or the final authority from which there is no appeal
27. power comes from being trusted or respected

1. an inherent power of the state for the purpose of raising revenues to carry out the legitimate objects of the government
3. approach to political analysis that is primarily associated with the contributions of Karl Marx
5. source of power based on a leader’s personal qualities
6. opportunity for everyone to voice their opinions through institutions or representations
8. system by which an organisation is controlled and operates, and the mechanisms by which it, and its people, are held to account
9. power is legitimized by legally enacted rules and regulations
10. greek word which means city-state
11. power and authority
12. concerned with the connection between the individual and the community
14. power in the form of ownership and control of national wealth and means of production and distribution
15. political organization of the state
17. means that as long as the state exists, this power can never be taken away
19. all men and women have opportunities to improve or maintain their well-being
21. a guarantee that any information related to the policy can be accessed by everyone
26. power prevailing ideas acceptable to the people