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New Political Science
c. Mathematical Model and Implications of the 1st Law In this mathematical model, the definition of political capacity implies that political phenomena are explained based on Samjae capacities[Ch.3.101]. The persuasiveness of this position will be recognized when the scope of the mathematical model to explain political phenomena is broad. The formula[Fmla.3.1.2] that the strength(\( F_{RC} \) ) ..
b. Interrelationship of Political Capacity Elements The elements of political capacity, which constitute the political capacity of a political actor, including armed capacity, economic capacity, and ideological capacity, are also interrelated. Among them, the most important relationship in political terms can be modeled by the following differential equation. [Fmla.3.1.3] \( \frac {d} {dt}\vec{L..
(3) Mathematical Model of the 1st Law a. Mathematical Model of Political Capacity As discussed earlier, all political actors, such as individuals or political organizations, have a survival capacity , which can be represented as a vector of three terms as follows. [Fmla.1.1: Repeated] \( \vec{L} = \begin{bmatrix} A \\ E \\ \vec{I} \end{bmatrix} \) The 1st law explains the relationship between th..
㉣ Those with Armed Force Obtain Power Based on the above discussion, if you consider the perspective of discussing state power, you can easily deduce that armed capacity is the most important capacity for establishing power and political organizations. In particular, I can state this point as follows by unpacking what the armed force basis theory[Tab.2.1] ㉠ means: [Ch.3.114] Those who have armed..
㉢ Interactions between Samjae Capacities Economic capacity operates only under the protection of armed capacity, while ideological capacity operates only on top of the foundation of economic capacity. Furthermore, armed capacity can only be sustained with economic capacity, and both military and economic capacity can only be sustained for a long time with the presence of ideological capacity. As..
㉡ Interaction Structure of Samjae Capacities Secondly, by integrating the spatiotemporal structure[Ch.3.103] and the interaction sequence[Ch.3.105] of Samjae capacities, it is referred to as the "Interaction Structure of Samjae Capacities." The way in which each of the Samjae capacities interacts with each other is summarized in [Ch.3.104], and the following is an explanation of the frequently m..
c. Characteristics and Interaction of Samjae Capacities ㉠ Basicity of Samjae Capacities Next, let us consider the basicity of Samjae capacities[Ch,3.102]. The fact that Samjae capacities are the basis of political power means that they are the fundamental elements that make up 'all' political power. Political actors or political subjects can be expressed as political power in all meaningful inte..
㉢ Ideological Capacity Third, ideological capacity refers to the ability to create, change, and stimulate conceptual value systems of other political entities, which can lead to cooperation or struggle towards a specific political entity[Def. 1.3]. Politically, it particularly refers to the ability to secure and propagate a "favorable" value system. If political actor a secures a value system fa..