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- political organization
- politics and war
- Order of Choice
- Orderliness of Choice
- politics
- Samjae Capacity
- the 3rd Law of politics
- Mathematical Model of politics
- Cohesion Force
- new political science
- political phenomena
- Political Regime
- Power
- Mathematical Model of political science
- Canonical Politics
- Value Systems
- politics of Inner Circle
- Task Delegates of the Ruler: Inner Circle
- power and organization
- Regime Change
- Samjae Capacities
- Differences in Individual Abilities and Tendencies
- Political power
- Political Regimes
- mechanism of politics
- Operation of the 2nd Law
- survival process theory
- Political Change
- 1st Law of politics
- the 2nd law
- Today
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목록1st Law of politics (3)
New Political Science
c. Mathematical Model and Implications of the 1st Law
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. Formulation of the 1st Law (Though the content is somewhat repetitive) To put it more systematically and in detail, the 1st law means the following. [Ch.3.102] (Basicity) The basis of all political capacities is the Samjae capacities (armed capacity, economic capacity, and ideological capacity). ㉠ All types of political power are constituted by Samjae capacities (fundamentalicity), ㉡ and each..
Chapter 3. A. (1) Intuitive Explanation through Tables and Diagrams
Chapter 3. Three Laws of Political Phenomenon A. The 1st Law: Law of Samjae Capacity (1) Intuitive Explanation through Tables and Diagrams a. Basic Concept In political phenomena, political actors interact with each other based on the attributes of their political capacities to form a power structure (cooperative relationship) for their individual and collective interests[Ch.0.2]. The 1st law of..