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- **Definition**: Classical political philosophy refers to the study of political thought from ancient
Greek and Roman philosophers to early modern thinkers.
- **Key Concepts**: Ideas such as justice, democracy, citizenship, virtue, the role of the state, and the
nature of political authority are central to classical political philosophy.
- **Significance**: Classical political philosophy laid the groundwork for Western political thought and
influenced subsequent developments in political theory and governance.
2. **Structuralism**:
- **Definition**: Structuralism is a theoretical approach that seeks to analyze society, culture, and
politics by examining the underlying structures that shape human behavior and social phenomena.
- **Key Concepts**: Structuralists focus on understanding the relationships between elements within
a system and how these relationships create meaning and patterns.
3. **Behaviorism**:
- **Definition**: Behaviorism is an approach within political science that emphasizes the study of
observable behaviors and measurable outcomes to understand political phenomena.
- **Key Concepts**: Behaviorists focus on analyzing political behavior, attitudes, preferences, and
decision-making processes using empirical methods and data.
4. **Realism**:
- **Definition**: Realism is a theory of international relations that emphasizes power politics, state
sovereignty, and the pursuit of national interests in a competitive and anarchic international system.
- **Key Concepts**: Realists argue that states are the primary actors in international relations and that
they prioritize security and survival in their interactions with other states.
- **Significance**: Realism provides insights into the dynamics of state behavior, conflict, diplomacy,
and international cooperation, shaping debates within the field of international relations.
5. **Pluralism**:
- **Definition**: Pluralism is a theoretical perspective that emphasizes the existence of diverse and
competing interests, groups, and ideologies within society.
- **Key Concepts**: Pluralists argue that political power is dispersed among various interest groups,
which compete for influence and resources through negotiation, bargaining, and mobilization.
- **Significance**: Pluralism offers an alternative to elite theories of power and highlights the
importance of participation, representation, and diversity in democratic societies.
6. **Institutionalism**:
- **Definition**: Institutionalism is an approach within political science that focuses on the role of
formal and informal institutions in shaping political behavior, decision-making, and outcomes.
- **Key Concepts**: Institutionalists examine how rules, norms, and organizational structures
constrain and enable political actors, shaping their incentives and choices.
These disciplines represent different theoretical perspectives and methodological approaches within the
field of political science, each offering unique insights into the nature of politics, society, and
governance.
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მიმოხილვა:
2. **სტრუქტურალიზმი**:
3. **ბიჰევიორიზმი**:
4. **რეალიზმი**:
- **ძირითადი ცნებები **: რეალისტ ები ამტ კიცებენ , რომ სახელმწიფოები არიან
ძირითადი აქტ ორები საერთაშორისო ურთიერთობებში და რომ ისინი
უპირატესობას ანიჭებენ უსაფრთხოებასა და გადარჩენას სხვა სახელმწიფოებთან
ურთიერთობისას .
პლიურალიზმი
6. **ინსტიტუციონალიზმი**: