Political science
The exam draws on the following assigned texts:Political science Barrington Moore, �The Democratic Route to Modern Society,� Social Origins of Dictatorship and Democracy Hannah Arendt, �Political Emancipation of the Bourgeoisie,� Origins of Totalitarianism Alexander Motyl, �Imperial Structures,� �Trajectories,� �Futures,� Revolutions, nations, empires Alexander Gerschenkron, �Economic Backwardness in Historical Perspective� Andre Gunder Frank, �A Plea for World Systems History� Immanuel Wallerstein, The Modern World-System Samira Haj, �Introduction,� The Making of Iraq Karl Marx, �Fetishism of Commodities and the Secret Thereof,� �The Working Day,� �Machinery and Modern Industry,� Capital Karl Polanyi, �Habitation versus Improvement,� The Great Transformation Charlie Chaplin, Modern Times Questions Part I: Identifications/Explications Please choose any FOUR (4) of the following concepts, phrases, quotations, and ideas and, for each: (1) identify a/the source (some appear in more than one text); (2) provide its definition, meaning, reference within the text you cite; (3) explain its significance for the text and/or for comparative politics [? 125 words each] 2 1 �No bourgeoisie, no democracy� 2 Landed aristocracy 3 �Imperialism is not empire building and expansion is not conquest.� 4 Iqta� 5 �Railroads cannot be built unless coal mines are opened up at the same time.� 6 Commodity 7 Late development 8 ��Rhodes recognized at the same moment its inherent insanity�� 9 Revolution from above 10 Enclosure 11 World system 12 Commercialization of agriculture 13 Core/periphery 14 Timing 15 Saint Simon 16 Surplus value 17 ��material relations between persons and social relations between things� 18 ��primordial� Sunni-Shi�a schism� 19. exchange/use value 20. fictitious commodity
: The exam draws on the following assigned texts: Barrington Moore, �The Democratic Route to Modern Society,� Social Origins of Dictatorship and Democracy Hannah Arendt, �Political Emancipation of the Bourgeoisie,� Origins of Totalitarianism Alexander Motyl, �Imperial Structures,� �Trajectories,� �Futures,� Revolutions, nations, empires Alexander Gerschenkron, �Economic Backwardness in Historical Perspective� Andre Gunder Frank, �A Plea for World Systems History� Immanuel Wallerstein, The Modern World-System Samira Haj, �Introduction,� The Making of Iraq Karl Marx, �Fetishism of Commodities and the Secret Thereof,� �The Working Day,� �Machinery and Modern Industry,� Capital Karl Polanyi, �Habitation versus Improvement,� The Great Transformation Charlie Chaplin, Modern Times Questions Part I: Identifications/Explications Please choose any FOUR (4) of the following concepts, phrases, quotations, and ideas and, for each: (1) identify a/the source (some appear in more than one text); (2) provide its definition, meaning, reference within the text you cite; (3) explain its significance for the text and/or for comparative politics [? 125 words each] 2 1 �No bourgeoisie, no democracy� 2 Landed aristocracy 3 �Imperialism is not empire building and expansion is not conquest.� 4 Iqta� 5 �Railroads cannot be built unless coal mines are opened up at the same time.� 6 Commodity 7 Late development 8 ��Rhodes recognized at the same moment its inherent insanity�� 9 Revolution from above 10 Enclosure 11 World system 12 Commercialization of agriculture 13 Core/periphery 14 Timing 15 Saint Simon 16 Surplus value 17 ��material relations between persons and social relations between things� 18 ��primordial� Sunni-Shi�a schism� 19. exchange/use value 20. fictitious commodity
Political Science
: Undergraduate
: Term Paper
: English (U.S.)
: 2 pages/550 words
:MLA
Select your paper details and see how much our professional writing services will cost.
Our custom human-written papers from top essay writers are always free from plagiarism.
Your data and payment info stay secured every time you get our help from an essay writer.
Your money is safe with us. If your plans change, you can get it sent back to your card.
We offer more than just hand-crafted papers customized for you. Here are more of our greatest perks.
Get instant answers to the questions that students ask most often.
See full FAQ