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Week 3 Vocab GOV 133

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Westphalian System The modern state system that many believe emerged out of the 1648 Peace of Westphalia, based on the sovereignty of states and political self-determination
Natural Rights Those rights (such as to life, liberty, and property) supposedly given to humans by God or by nature their existence taken to be independent of government
Security State A state that makes efforts to follow the activities of its citizens through such means as closed-circuit television and the monitoring of phone calls and internet use
Failing State A state with weak governing institutions often deep internal divisions, and where the basic needs of people are no longer met. Examples include Eritrea, Haiti, Somalia, Syria, and Yemen.
Welfare Economics The branch of economics that focuses on the effect of the allocation of goods and services on overall social welfare
Convergence thesis The idea that the political economies of high-income economies are adopting a common format based on liberal, pro-market response while also restraining welfare spending and encouraging policies to expand the workforce
Welfare States One that makes provision through the law for those in need, such as the unemployed, the poor, the unwell, and the elderly
Social Security A collective term for welfare programmes targeted at people with inadequate income, or no income, or in retirement
Interpretivism An approach to the study of government and politics based on the argument that politics is formed by the ideas we have about it
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