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New Political Science
㉤ Repression Force When a political regime seeks to change, resistance and backlash can arise due to the inherent constraints of all rules[Ch.2.6b], in addition to the regime change costs. This is called the "repression force(Stb)." In other words, repression force refers to the various reasons that compel actors to continue to follow the rules of the regime, even if the profit equilibrium condi..
㉣ Regime Change Cost[Ch.3.304] Next, let me consider the regime change cost, which is one of the factors of resistance. Every regime change incurs a cost. This is the total cost borne by the political organization(g) in the regime change, including the cost of people creating and adapting to a new rule system, and the socio-economic cost of conflict resulting from regime change. To understand th..
㉢ Profit Equilibrium Condition and Profit Equilibrium Flow Regime change force varies according to the profit equilibrium, which is represented by a geometric point reflecting social changes. Therefore, the profit equilibrium condition is similar to the concept of the "substructure" mentioned by Marx in contrast to the "superstructure" when explaining social change. Marx's explanation of the Eng..
㉡ Regime Change Force[Ch.3.305] Regime change force( \( \vec{H} \) ) refers to the profit obtained when a rule system(i.e., political regime) changes, which is the regime change profit. Since people always choose the option with the highest profit[Ch.1.5], this profit becomes various political forces that attempt to change the political regime. In other words, regime change force is a force that..
a. Explanation of Key Concepts of the 3rd Law To understand the the 3rd Law, it is necessary to first understand the key concepts used by the Law. This is because the Law introduces unfamiliar and abstract concepts to explain many political phenomena in a more simplified manner. ㉠ Regime Change(Political Change)[Ch.3.302] If the force to change the political regime( \( \vec{H} \) ) is greater th..
(2) Interpretation and Examples of the 3rd Law Let me explain the meaning of the 3rd law of political phenomenology in detail. The process of establishing, revoking, or resetting rule systems that are adhered to among political actors (individuals or groups) occurs in every aspect of political phenomena. The process of moving from one rule system(R) to a new rule system(R*) is what we refer to a..
b. Formulation of the 3rd Law The 3rd law here refers to the following contents: [Ch.3.302: Repetition] If the regime change force( \( \vec{H} \) ) is greater than the resistance force( \( \vec{R_{ST}} = \vec{C} + \vec{S_{TB}} \) ), regime change occurs. [Ch.3.303] Generally, as time passes, the vertical distance (L) between the profit equilibrium condition and the rule system increases. [Ch.3.3..
㉡ Schematic Understanding of the 3rd Law In [Diag.3.C.1] above, the economic regime(political regime in the economic sector) moved from a low level to a high level, which can be understood as an increase in tenant farming fees. However, this diagram does not show the interaction of many factors that affect political changes. Therefore, to diagram all factors interacting with political changes, e..