32 Questions
What is the definition of contemporary issues?
Modern-day trends, events, ideas, or topics relevant to people
According to Melbo (1935), how should contemporary issues be studied?
Directly
How can contemporary societies adapt to changes?
Through technology
What is the impact of technology on society?
Technology has influenced every aspect of living
Who are the entities involved in economic relations?
Both state and non-state institutions
What kind of group is a 'state' in the context of economic relations?
Formal group that is sovereign over its members and occupies a well-defined territory
What is the primary function of the Legislative branch of the Government?
Formulating laws
Which of the following is NOT considered an essential element of a State?
Sovereignty
Which of the following is NOT a non-state institution participating in international affairs?
Legislative Branch
Which dimension of Sovereignty refers to the power of the State to regulate activities within its territory?
Internal Sovereignty
What are the driving forces that shape a state according to the text?
Cultural and Political Institutions
What is the significance of Territory in relation to a State?
State cannot exist without a well-defined portion of territory
Which aspect reflects the complete independence of the State from external control?
External Sovereignty
What is the primary function of the Judiciary branch of the Government?
Law adjudication
Which category do mechanisms or patterns of social behaviors that affect our behavioral patterns belong to?
Social Institutions
Who exercises sovereign power through its government according to the text?
The State
How does technology impact society according to the text?
It leads to Internet addiction due to overexposure.
According to Melbo (1935), how should contemporary issues be studied?
By acquiring attitudes prerequisite to intelligent and successful social action.
What is the primary function of the Legislative branch of the Government?
Creating new laws and amending existing ones.
What is the significance of Territory in relation to a State?
It determines the state's ability to regulate activities within its territory.
What category do mechanisms or patterns of social behaviors that affect our behavioral patterns belong to?
Social structures
Who exercises sovereign power through its government according to the text?
'State' as a formal group
What is the primary function of non-state institutions participating in international affairs?
To participate in international relations independently
Which element is considered the most exclusive element of a State?
Sovereignty
What is the significance of Population in relation to a State?
To be a community of persons and a human political institution
Which aspect reflects the complete independence of the State from external control?
External Sovereignty
Who exercises sovereign power through its government according to the text?
The state
What kind of group is a 'state' in the context of economic relations?
Non-state institution
Which category do mechanisms or patterns of social behaviors that affect our behavioral patterns belong to?
Cultural institutions
What is the primary function of Government branches according to the text?
To formulate the will of State and perform law-making functions
What are the driving forces that shape a state according to the text?
Cultural, social, and political institutions
What is the impact of technology on society according to the text?
It influences mechanisms or patterns of social behaviors
Study Notes
Contemporary Issues
- Contemporary issues refer to current problems or concerns that affect society
- According to Melbo (1935), contemporary issues should be studied by considering the complexities of the issue and its relationships with various factors
Adaptation to Change
- Contemporary societies can adapt to changes by being responsive to new developments and being open to transformation
Technology and Society
- Technology has a significant impact on society, shaping various aspects of human life
Economic Relations
- Entities involved in economic relations include the state, non-state institutions, and individuals
- A state is a group that exercises sovereign power through its government
- Government branches include the Legislative, Executive, and Judiciary, each with distinct functions
State and Sovereignty
- The primary function of the Legislative branch of Government is to make laws
- Sovereignty refers to the power of the state to regulate activities within its territory
- The driving forces that shape a state include population, territory, government, and sovereignty
- Territory is a significant aspect of a state, providing a defined area for governance
- The complete independence of the state from external control is reflected in its sovereignty
Non-State Institutions
- Non-state institutions participating in international affairs include organizations and groups that influence global decision-making
Social Behaviors
- Mechanisms or patterns of social behaviors that affect our behavioral patterns belong to the category of social norms
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