Politics & Governance

2. : A system or organization that holds authority and control over a society.
4. : An element of good governance where the public is informed of the government's decisions and actions.
8. : An element of good governance where the government needs to be open about its actions and pay attention to the opinions of the people.
9. : An element of good governance where the government effectively and methodically manage spending.
11. : Greek word that means "city"
12. : A person elected to implement laws, oversee government agencies and represent the jurisdiction.
14. : An element of good governance where affected and interested parties are actively involved in the decision-making.
18. : A branch of government responsible for implementing and enforcing laws.
21. : A set of fundamental principles, laws, legal precedents, and the rights and duties of its citizens.
23. : An individual engaged in the art of science of governance.
24. : An oppressive and cruel rule resulting in the disregard for individual rights and freedoms.
25. : A process of leading and controlling an assembly of people or a state.
28. : A characteristic of an approach that political science and other social sciences should not be studied in isolation.
29. : It is the rule of law where people exercise their will and sovereignty.
30. : This approach to political science is on the scientific, impartial, and value-free analysis of political phenomena.

1. : All members of the society must be considered and must not feel alienated.
3. : Refers to a system of rules and regulations established by a governing authority.
5. : A panel of people selected to hear evidence and issue a verdict in a court case.
6. : A form of approach that is adamant that studying politics and political systems cannot be separated from the study of values.
7. : Includes governance, decision-making, and distribution of power within a society.
10. : An approach that is concerned with the study of official structures and institutions such as legislative, executive, and judicial.
13. : A branch of government responsible for making laws.
15. : A Latin verb that means "to steer"
16. : Latin word that means "to know"
17. : A characteristic of an approach that stresses on confirming and testing everything.
19. - The science of law
20. : An element of good governance where an organization is accountable to their actions and decisions.
22. : An approach to the study of political science that is a combination of philosophical, ethical, and institutional perspectives and orientations toward politics.
26. : A state of being free from oppressive restrictions or external control.
27. : Absence of law