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1Four Functions of Elections
- ADirect Control of Recruitment
- BRecruitment
- CCommunication
- DRegime Legitmation
- EJudicial Power
- FExecutive Socialization
- GConversion Mechanism
2Functions of Elections
Direct control of [blank_start]policy[blank_end] [blank_start]making[blank_end]
- Referendum
- Initiative
[blank_start]Recruitment[blank_end]
Communication (to influence policy)
[blank_start]Regime[blank_end] legitimation- Apolicy
- Bmaking
- CRecruitment
- DRegime
3Why elections in totalitarian systems
[blank_start]Copycat[blank_end] theory
[blank_start]Legitimized[blank_end] those elected
Serve as [blank_start]socialization[blank_end] process
Legitimated the [blank_start]regime[blank_end]- ACopycat
- BLegitimized
- Csocialization
- Dregime
- Erecruitment
- Fsystem
- Gdemocracy
4[blank_start]Non[blank_end]-[blank_start]violent[blank_end] participation leads to legitimacy,
Elections is a form of non-violent participation
Therefore, elections provide [blank_start]legitimacy[blank_end]
Problem:
Elections can produce [blank_start]violence[blank_end] and lead to regime [blank_start]instability[blank_end]- ANon
- Bviolent
- Clegitimacy
- Dinstability
- Eviolence
5Elections can cause regime instability?
- ATrue
- BFalse
6Comparing Electoral Systems- dimensions.
Nature of the role ([blank_start]choice[blank_end]) imposed on voters
[blank_start]Magnitude[blank_end] of the electoral [blank_start]districts[blank_end]
Formula for [blank_start]winning[blank_end] (what does it take to win)- Achoice
- Bdistricts
- CMagnitude
- Dwinning
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- Quiz on Untitled, created by Caitlin Buchanan on 16/10/2017.
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- Caitlin Buchanan
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