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12 commonsense assertions
Concepts (12) • constituent (1) • campaigning (1) • constitution (1) • democracy (1) • dictatorship (1) • foreign policy (1) • human rights (1) • linkage (1) • political corruption (1) • political parties (1) • separation of powers (1) • voting (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 constituent political science A constituent in political science is a person represented by an elected official in an electoral district. 4
2 campaigning political science Campaigning in political science involves various activities such as public speeches, media engagement, and grassroots organizing to mobilize voters and convey political messages. 1
3 constitution political science Constitutions are the basis of government structure and law in democratic societies within the field of political science. 1
4 democracy political science Democracy is a system of government where power is vested in the people and exercised through elected representatives. 1
5 dictatorship political science Dictatorship is a form of government where power is held by one ruler or a small group, according to political science. 1
6 foreign policy political science Foreign policy in political science aims to safeguard national interests, foster global collaboration, and sustain diplomatic ties. 1
7 human rights political science The concept of human rights in political science involves inalienable rights and freedoms protected by international law. 1
8 linkage political science Linkage in political science refers to connections and interactions between government levels, political parties, and interest groups. 1
9 political corruption political science Political corruption in political science has a negative impact on democratic governance and the rule of law, involving bribery and abuse of power. 1
10 political parties political science Political parties are essential in representing diverse political ideologies and interests in a democratic system. 1
11 separation of powers political science The separation of powers is crucial to democracy, with various branches of government overseeing and regulating one another's powers. 1
12 voting political science Voting is both a fundamental right and civic duty in democratic societies according to political science culture. 1