作者icedangel (高音鍵天使)
看板NCCU04_PA
標題喔 補充一下政治學
時間Thu Nov 11 15:13:07 2004
我把老師公布在網站上 他以前做過的ppt都下載
合成一個文字檔 需要的就自己複製來看吧!
1.What is Politics? Different definitions
Politics is the exercise of power
Politics is the public allocation of things that are valued.
Politics is the resolution of conflicts
Politics is the competition among individuals and groups pursuing their
own interests
Politics is the determination of who gets what , when, and how.
2.Danziger's definition
Politics is the process through which power and influences are used in
the promotion of certain values and interests
Levels of analysis: individual, group, society, government
Public vs. private
State vs. society
3.From Politics to Political Science
Political science is a set of techniques, concepts, and approaches whose
bjective is to increase the clarity and accuracy of our understanding about
the political world.
4.Political Science as a tool for analysis
Description 描述
Explanation 解釋
…explain what it is
Prescription and prediction 預測
normative prediction
empirical prediction
value judgment
5.Sources of Political Knowledge
Authority
Specific authority: parents, teacher, friend, or famous person
General authority sources: constitutions, political leaders, media or
books, religious teachings
"Everyone" as authority: political beliefs held by many other people
6.Sources of Political Knowledge
Personal thought
Rationality
Intuition
Personal experiences
7.Sources of Political Knowledge
Scientific analysis
Search for regularities
Empirical
Cumulative
Testable
Generalization
8.Political Science: Fields of Studies
As introduced by Chinese Association of Political Science, Taipei.
9.Is Political Science a "Science"?
Different from natural sciences
central concepts?
theories?
rules of interpretation?
questions are worth solving
10.Is Political Science a "Science"?
Subject matter
human world vs. natural world
changing condition
controllable ?
11.Is Political Science a "Science"?
Political "Scientists" cannot be objective
How to solve normative issues?
It cannot provide answers to fundamental normative questions about
goals and appropriate means
How to ask "crucial" questions?
Scientific methods discourage attempts to address essential questions
about political values and political good.
12.Political Science as a discipline (1)
Pre-WW II: history, philosophy , laws
Chicago school and post-war boom
1950s-60s: Behavioralists revolution
Political system and structural-functional analysis
Modernization and development studies
13.Rational Choice
One could generally predict political behavior by knowing the interests
and calculations of actors involved.
Regardless of culture and institutions, all you need to know was what
their career advantages were and you could predict how they would decide
things.
14.Neo/new Institutionalism
Government structures take on lives of their own and powerfully shape the
behavior and attitudes of the people who live under and work in them.
Institution is not just the reflection of social forces.
Bring the history back in
Path-dependent
15.我國學者蒲薛鳳的觀點:
政治五因素:現象、制度、觀念、人物、勢力
五種政治因素的互動 例如:憲政發展,大陸政策,經濟奇蹟
16.Structural-Functional Definition of the State
The organized institutional machinery for making and carrying out
political decisions and for enforcing the laws and rules of the government.
Weber, Skocpol, and others
The state has the right to use violence and enforce the laws
The essential functions of the state are to maintain order
The state is an autonomous actor
The state has to protect national interests.
17.G. A. Almond and Structural Functionalism
See Table
18.David Easton: The Political System
Political system is a system of behavior, and it is defined by its
distinctive activities, the authoritative allocation of values for a society.
19.Concepts of the Political System
Values tend to be scarce resources
To govern is to make choices
Authority is related to "legitimacy".
Boundaries of the political system
20.The Sources of "Legitimacy"
Law
Tradition
Charisma
Social Contract
Socialization.
Individual Utility
Fear of Sanction
21.Structural -Functionalism From Parsons to G. A. Almond
Input function:Political socialization and recruitment
Interest articulation
Interest aggregation
Political communication
Output function:Rule-making
Rule-application
Rule-adjudication
A.System Functions:
Political Socialization, Political Recruitment, Political Communication
B.Process Functions:
Interest articulation, Interest Aggregation, Policy making, Policy
implementation and adjudication
C.Policy Functions:
Extractions, distributions, regulations, symbols.
(以下幾點的圖在P.119)
22.Environment
Environment: intrasocietal and extrasocietal
The environment provides opportunities and obstacles , resources and
constraints, that are relevant to the functioning of the political system
23.Demands and Supports
Demands: Wants or desires for particular value allocations. Demands might
come from individual, groups, or system either within or outside the society.
Supports: actions by individuals or groups that indicate either favorable
or unfavorable orientations toward the political system.
24.Conversion
The process by which political actors assesses demands and supports within
the context of the relevant environmental forces and then determine what
values willl be allocated to whom.
The "Black Box".
25.Understanding the Black Box
The state centered approach
The rational choice approach
The incremental approach
The bureaucratic politics approach
The organizational process approach
26.Output, Feedback, and System Persistence (1)
The environment must be prevented from constraining or overwhelming the
political system and must be exploited for the resources and opportunities
that they present
Political actors must be sensitive and accurate in their perceptions of
the effects of all other components in the system.
27.Output, Feedback, and System Persistence (2)
Demands must be managed so that they are not irreconcilable and so they do
not overload the resources available.
Positive supports must be nurtured and negative supports discouraged or
suppressed through some mix of value allocation that maintain the loyalty or
acquience (這個字是錯的,我猜是acquiescence) of the citizen.
28.Role of Legislatures: Enactment of legislation
Most legislatures DO NOT have the dominant role in the policy-making
function.
The power to enact laws that raise revenue and to authorize its expenditure
on pulic policies has been a central responsibility of the legislature.
29.Role of Legislatures: Representation of the citizenry
To represent the group that is most dominant in the legislator's
constituency, possibly a social class, religious groups, or ethnic group.
To represent the political party
To represent the country as a whole
To represent the legislator's own conscience.
30.Role of legislatures: oversight of the executive
To select the executive.
Approve the chief executive's selection of key appointments.
Debating and discussion
Investigatory powers
Independent agencies
Overturn, censure, no-confidence, impeachment.
31.Functions of the Legislature
Representation
Law making
Consensus Building
Overseeing Bureaucracy
Policy clarification & Publicizing
Confirming appointment
Investigation
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