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  • 3 pages Lec 2 POLB
    • Lec 2 POLB
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • Canadian Politics
    • POL B50 - Fall 2013
    • Lecture 2 International relations POLB80 Dependent variable Phenomenon we are trying to explain Factor leading to an increased perception of injustice Independent resource scarcity, uneven distribution of power Conditional High ethnic diversity 1648 Peace
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    Lec 2 POLB

  • 4 pages POLB50 EXAM
    • POLB50 EXAM
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • Canadian Politics
    • POL B50 - Fall 2013
    • EXAM ESSAY Words/terms that you might not know: Centralized = Federal/national (Canadian government) has the majority of the powers and provinces are less powerful Decentralized= Central government is less powerful and the provinces are pretty powerful/ h
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    POLB50 EXAM

  • 2 pages Polb50
    • Polb50
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • Canadian Politics
    • POL B50 - Fall 2013
    • POLB50 Lecture 2 Challenge of government in Canada Geography Settlement Location Globalization Conclusions What could our system of government look like? Direct democracy Form of government, first practiced in Athens a city state in Greece, all citizens c
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    Polb50

  • 4 pages LEC 4 POLB72
    • LEC 4 POLB72
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • Canadian Politics
    • POL B50 - Fall 2013
    • LEC 4 Three Waves of Criticism Why would the guardians live this life? How can marriage and children be communal? How can this theory be put in practice? Justice in the ideal city the ability of the commercial and auxiliary classes to mind their business
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    LEC 4 POLB72

  • 3 pages Lec 8
    • Lec 8
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • Canadian Politics
    • POL B50 - Fall 2013
    • Lecture 8 POLB50 Exam: Everything, all aspects of responsible government, concepts and ideals of democracy, what is meant by democracy, why is responsible government, once upon a time there was no democracy, people didnt have a say in government. Those wi
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    Lec 8

  • 2 pages Lec 9
    • Lec 9
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • Canadian Politics
    • POL B50 - Fall 2013
    • Lecture 1 Federalism in Canada All the social causes in Lecture 2 Part 1: Regions, Regionalism and Regional differences Composition effects Refers to the fact that people in different regions are different because they are different people, imagine all Fr
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    Lec 9

  • 5 pages Lec 14
    • Lec 14
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • Canadian Politics
    • POL B50 - Fall 2013
    • Charter of rights and freedoms The Charter of Rights Era Constitutional Entrenchment Patriation Reference, 1981- Go before supreme court and ask whether fed government can unilaterally change the government Amendment Formula Feds, NB, and ON vs. Quebe
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  • 2 pages Lec 13
    • Lec 13
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • Canadian Politics
    • POL B50 - Fall 2013
    • Lecture 13 Polb5 Where do human rights come from Human dignity is relatively new explanation for the origin of human rights, Law(s) dictates that humans have certain rights but certain laws have violated human rights (Jim Crow segregation laws in the Unit
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    Lec 13

  • 3 pages LEC 6
    • LEC 6
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • Canadian Politics
    • POL B50 - Fall 2013
    • POLB50 Lecture 5/6 The formal and Political Executive Governor General is a national symbol- link to the monarchy and Canadian Parliament, the head of state in Canada Appointment Governor General is appointed by the Queen on the advice of the Prime Minist
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    LEC 6

  • 1 pages Lec 50
    • Lec 50
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • Canadian Politics
    • POL B50 - Fall 2013
    • Lecture 6 POLB50 THEORY AND PRACTICE OF RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT Crown, Legislature, and Cabinet Question knowledge of the parts of government and how they fit together an understanding of Responsible government THE EXECUTIVE AND THE LEGISLATURE The state n
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    Lec 50

  • 4 pages LEC 5
    • LEC 5
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • Canadian Politics
    • POL B50 - Fall 2013
    • POLB50 Lecture 5 Question Period 90 minute period every day, opportunity for opposition members to ask questions of government members, they can ask anything and the government members have to respond, political parties arguing with each other, debating f
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  • 3 pages Lec 11
    • Lec 11
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • Canadian Politics
    • POL B50 - Fall 2013
    • Lecture 10 National Visions English/French, underpins different views of federalism, Equal province, - Keeping in mind the equality of provinces to prevent asymmetrical federalism popular in PEI and the Western provinces Equal Regions? Equal individuals I
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  • 3 pages Lec 12
    • Lec 12
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • Canadian Politics
    • POL B50 - Fall 2013
    • POLB50 Lecture 12 Politics and Society in Canada Systems Theory Systems are sets of interconnected components Systems have properties that are not reducible to the properties of their components. This is known as emergence. E.g., cognition, life, wetness
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  • 3 pages Lec 7
    • Lec 7
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • Canadian Politics
    • POL B50 - Fall 2013
    • Lecture 6 POLB50 THEORY AND PRACTICE OF RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT Crown, Legislature, and Cabinet Question knowledge of the parts of government and how they fit together an understanding of Responsible government THE EXECUTIVE AND THE LEGISLATURE The state n
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  • 4 pages Lecture 2
    • Lecture 2
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • COMPARATIVE DEVELOPMENT IN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE
    • POL B90 - Spring 2014
    • Lecture 2 The Politics of Development in Global Context: Actors & Issues Economic globalization Global political economy important concept in which development occurs Globalization (economic) the elimination of economic borders and the increase in interna
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    Lecture 2

  • 2 pages Global studies notes diff
    • Global studies notes diff
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • Global Issues and Governance
    • POL B81 - Spring 2014
    • Global studies notes/definitions: Countries Global studies involves studying things between nations, by looking at how different countries relate to, and deal with, each other, in all kinds of important ways: economically, politically, culturally, militar
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    Global studies notes diff

  • 16 pages POLB91 final reading sum
    • POLB91 final reading sum
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • COMPARATIVE DEVELOPMENT IN POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE
    • POL B91 - Spring 2014
    • Barry Naughton: Chinas Economic Reform Chinas economic reform is differentiated from other formally socialist economy by its strategy of gradual transitioning which started with reforming in rural area The breakthrough in rural China is stressed at the
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    POLB91 final reading sum

  • 10 pages POLB91-Lectures-second-half
    • POLB91-Lectures-second-half
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • COMPARATIVE DEVELOPMENT IN POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE
    • POL B91 - Spring 2014
    • POLB91 Lectures second half POLB91 Lecture 7: State led Development in China Chinas stock market plummeting troubling for the regime President was tightening information on economic data o Rationing of food How does this Chinese development model happen
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    POLB91-Lectures-second-half

  • 13 pages POLB91 Readings
    • POLB91 Readings
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • COMPARATIVE DEVELOPMENT IN POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE
    • POL B91 - Spring 2014
    • ]POLB91 Readings Week 2 Social Movements Social Movements Staggenborg, Suzanne Social movements around the world have used a variety of protest tactics to bring social changes, arrangements and policies o Suffragist movement o Civil rights movement o Gay
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    POLB91 Readings

  • 2 pages James Scott
    • James Scott
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • COMPARATIVE DEVELOPMENT IN POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE
    • POL B91 - Spring 2014
    • James Scot Introduction - - - - The more Scott examined the efforts at sedentarization, the more he realized that as a state attempt to make society legible arranging population in the way that simplified the classic state functions of taxation, conscript
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    James Scott

  • 3 pages The anti-politics machine_ “development” and bureaucratic power in Lesotho

    The anti-politics machine_ “development” and bureaucratic power in Lesotho

  • 3 pages Subjects of gender_sex_desire – Judith Butler
    • Subjects of gender_sex_desire – Judith Butler
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • COMPARATIVE DEVELOPMENT IN POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE
    • POL B91 - Spring 2014
    • Subjects of gender/sex/desire Judith Butler Women as a subject of feminism feminist theory has assumed that there is some existing identity, understood through the category of women, who not only initiates feminist interests and goals within discourse, bu
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    Subjects of gender_sex_desire – Judith Butler

  • 4 pages FAILED-DEVELOPMENT
    • FAILED-DEVELOPMENT
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • COMPARATIVE DEVELOPMENT IN POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE
    • POL B91 - Spring 2014
    • FAILED DEVELOPMENT state-led dept: success and failure seeing like a state core argument through case studies of dept schemes - implemented projects on top down, state simplified and reduced panicked recipe of disaster for disastrous state led dept/socia
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    FAILED-DEVELOPMENT

  • 1 pages PossibleExamQuestions
    • PossibleExamQuestions
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • COMPARATIVE DEVELOPMENT IN POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE
    • POL B91 - Spring 2014
    • China State Led Development [Naughton] In a nutshell, describe the economic reform in China. What was the economy transitioning from and to? [Naughton] How was Chinas development trajectory different from other countries such as Russia? [Lecture] Is China
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    PossibleExamQuestions

  • 4 pages Softrepressionridiculestigmaandsilencingingenderbasedmovements-MyraMarxFeree
    • Softrepressionridiculestigmaandsilencingingenderbasedmovements-MyraMarxFeree
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • COMPARATIVE DEVELOPMENT IN POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE
    • POL B91 - Spring 2014
    • Soft repression: ridicule, stigma, and silencing in gender based movements - Myra Marx Feree Protests in democratic states became more legitimate and focused on the interaction between states and challengers to their formal political authority Repressio
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    Softrepressionridiculestigmaandsilencingingenderbasedmovements-MyraMarxFeree

  • 2 pages POLB81 Quiz 2B
    • POLB81 Quiz 2B
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • Global Issues and Governance
    • POL B81 - Spring 2014
    • POLB81 Quiz 2B Please be sure to fill in both your name and student number on the scantron and fill in the bubbles. Fill in the bubble corresponding to one best answer to the question. 1. Which of the following have been obstacles to achieving effective m
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    POLB81 Quiz 2B

  • 11 pages POLB81 FINAL REVIEW
    • POLB81 FINAL REVIEW
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • Global Issues and Governance
    • POL B81 - Spring 2014
    • POLB91: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Final Review Terms Refugee Crisis 1.International Law: A set of rules generally regarded and accepted as binding in relations between states and between nations. It serves as a framework for the practice of stable and orga
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    POLB81 FINAL REVIEW

  • 29 pages POLB81 Readings
    • POLB81 Readings
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • Global Issues and Governance
    • POL B81 - Spring 2014
    • POLB81 Readings Jan 11: International Relations: One World, Many Theories Stephen Walt Link between abstract world of theory and real world of policy Realist, liberal and radical traditions makes up study of international affairs o Dont want just one way,
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    POLB81 Readings

  • 2 pages POLB81 Quiz 2A
    • POLB81 Quiz 2A
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • Global Issues and Governance
    • POL B81 - Spring 2014
    • POLB81 Quiz 2A Please be sure to fill in both your name and student number on the scantron and fill in the bubbles. Fill in the bubble corresponding to one best answer to the question. 1. A tool the IMF uses to govern financial stability is _ while a tool
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    POLB81 Quiz 2A

  • 11 pages POLC09 Notes
    • POLC09 Notes
    • University of Toronto Scarborough
    • International Security: Conflict, Crisis and War
    • POL C09 - Spring 2014
    • International Spread of Civil War (is domestic conflict contagious?) Examples of hypotheses from essay questions Should have one theory but in the section of counter arguments, you should provide other theory Say something like e.g. constructivists are
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    POLC09 Notes

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