Introduction: A Classroom Analogy Think of a school where the principal makes every decision—assigning teachers, setting exam dates, and even choosing classroom decorations. Now, imagine another school where teachers have …
In politics and leadership, people often mix up “power” and “authority,” but they mean different things. Knowing the differences between power and authority helps us understand how leaders and government’s …
Power and authority are integral to political systems and vital in shaping governance structures and societal dynamics. Understanding the complex interplay between power and control is crucial for comprehending how …
Have you ever wondered why people have different political beliefs or why certain political ideas last for generations? Think about your own political opinions—where did they come from? Did your …
To gain legitimacy, the proper management of the authority of any political system and the empathy of the people with a positive and supportive view of that authority are required. …
In liberal democratic systems, there are two modes of mass representation. One is political parties and the electoral process, the other is the pressure groups. A pressure group is an …
