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What is the etymological meaning of 'Political Science'?
What is the etymological meaning of 'Political Science'?
- The understanding of government efficiency
- The study of human interaction and conflict
- The knowledge of state relations and power distribution
- The science of city-state governance (correct)
According to David Easton's political system model, what does 'Output' refer to?
According to David Easton's political system model, what does 'Output' refer to?
- The mechanism within the system to facilitate demands
- The government's decision toward an input (correct)
- The historical, social, and economic conditions affecting policies
- The political events or products needed by society
What is the role of the 'Political System' in David Easton's model?
What is the role of the 'Political System' in David Easton's model?
- To determine the efficiency of government projects
- To sift and decide upon every form of demand (correct)
- To understand human and state relations
- To act as a mechanism for facilitating demands
What does the 'Input' in Easton's model refer to?
What does the 'Input' in Easton's model refer to?
In the etymology of 'Political Science', what does 'Scire' mean?
In the etymology of 'Political Science', what does 'Scire' mean?
What does the concept of 'people' refer to in the context of political science?
What does the concept of 'people' refer to in the context of political science?
What does the term 'territory' refer to in the context of a state?
What does the term 'territory' refer to in the context of a state?
What is sovereignty in the context of a political system?
What is sovereignty in the context of a political system?
According to the provided definition, what are the elements of a state?
According to the provided definition, what are the elements of a state?
What does 'internal sovereignty' refer to in terms of a political system?
What does 'internal sovereignty' refer to in terms of a political system?
What right did the Permanent Court of Arbitration rule in favor of the Philippines?
What right did the Permanent Court of Arbitration rule in favor of the Philippines?
What does sovereignty over islands above water at high tide grant a country?
What does sovereignty over islands above water at high tide grant a country?
What is the significance of Hong Kong's autonomy within the 'one country, two systems' framework?
What is the significance of Hong Kong's autonomy within the 'one country, two systems' framework?
What does the term 'autonomy' refer to in the context of Hong Kong?
What does the term 'autonomy' refer to in the context of Hong Kong?
What was China accused of doing in relation to the Philippines' sovereign rights?
What was China accused of doing in relation to the Philippines' sovereign rights?
What was the decision of the Arbitral Tribunal regarding the 9-dash line and China’s claim to the South China Sea?
What was the decision of the Arbitral Tribunal regarding the 9-dash line and China’s claim to the South China Sea?
What did the Permanent Court of Arbitration rule in favor of on July 12, 2016?
What did the Permanent Court of Arbitration rule in favor of on July 12, 2016?
What specific actions of China in the South China Sea did the tribunal rule as violating Filipino sovereignty rights?
What specific actions of China in the South China Sea did the tribunal rule as violating Filipino sovereignty rights?
Which part of the Spratly Islands does the Philippines claim under UNCLOS?
Which part of the Spratly Islands does the Philippines claim under UNCLOS?
What was the significance of the PCA decision for the Philippines?
What was the significance of the PCA decision for the Philippines?
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