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| ==Glossary==
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| {{r|Administrative law}}
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| {{r|Civil law}}
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| {{r|Common law}}
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| {{r|Community}}
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| {{r|Corporation}}
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| {{r|Country}}
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| {{r|Diplomacy (international relations)}}
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| {{r|Government}}
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| {{r|Nation}}
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| {{r|Sovereign state}}
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| {{r|State}}
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| ==Parent topics== | | ==Parent Topics== |
| {{r|Civic culture}} | | {{rpl|Human relations}} |
| {{r|Economics}} | | {{rpl|Human behavior}} |
| {{r|Financial system||**}}
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| {{r|Government}}
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| {{r|Philosophy}}
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| {{r|Political philosophy||**}}
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| {{r|Communism||***}}
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| {{r|Democracy||***}}
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| {{r|Islamist|Islamism|***}}
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| {{r|Utilitarianism||***}}
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| {{r|Pseudostate}}}
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| {{r|Public expenditure}}
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| {{r|Public good}}
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| {{r|Prerogative power}}
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| {{r|Social capital}}
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| {{r|Social contract}}
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| {{r|Socialism}}
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| ==Subtopics== | | ==Subtopics== |
| ===General ideologies===
| | {{rpl|Political philosophy}} |
| {{r|Checks and balances}}
| | {{rpl|Political sociology}} |
| {{r|Conservatism}}
| | {{rpl|Political science}} |
| {{r|Identity politics}}
| | {{rpl|Public Administration}} |
| {{r|Liberalism}}
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| {{r|Libertarianism}}
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| {{r|Socialism}}
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| {{r|Social democracy||**}}
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| {{r|Totalitarianism}}
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| {{r|Marxist-Leninism||**}}
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| {{r|Stalinism||***}}
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| {{r|National Socialism|Nazism|**}}
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| {{r|Fascism||**}}
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| {{r|Realism (foreign policy)}}
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| ===National ideologies and groups===
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| {{r|African Union}}
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| {{r|American conservatism}}
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| {{r|American progressivism}}
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| {{r|Arab League}}
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| {{r|Dominionism}}
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| {{r|European federalism}}
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| {{r|Jacksonian American nationalism}}
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| {{r|National Socialism}}
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| {{r|Neoconservatism}}
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| {{r|America at the Crossroads: Democracy, Power, and the Neoconservative Legacy|''America at the Crossroads: Democracy, Power, and the Neoconservative Legacy''|**}}
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| {{r|North Atlantic Treaty Organization}}
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| {{r|Paleoconservatism}}
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| {{r|Peronism}}
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| {{r|Personalism}}
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| {{r|Wilsonianism}}
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| {{r|Wiederbewaffnung}} | |
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| ===Political parties===
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| {{r|Conservative Party (UK)}}
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| {{r|Labour Party (UK)}} | |
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| ===Political theories===
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| {{r|Keynesianism}}
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| {{r|Monetarism}} | |
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| ===Political systems===
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| {{r|Aristocracy}}
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| {{r|Constitutional Monarchy}}
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| {{r|Democracy}}
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| {{r|Monarchy}}
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| {{r|Oligarchy}}
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| {{r|Republic}}
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| {{r|Theocracy}}
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| {{r|Totalitarianism}}
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| ===Political thinkers===
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| {{r|Jeremy Bentham }}
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| {{r|James Buchanan}}
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| {{r|Noam Chomsky}}
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| {{r|Milton Friedman}}
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| {{r|Francis Fukuyama}}
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| {{r|Robert Nozick}}
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| {{r|Thomas Hobbes}}
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| {{r|Immanuel Kant}}
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| {{r|John Maynard Keynes}}
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| {{r|John Locke}}
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| {{r|Niccolò Machiavelli}}
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| {{r|Karl Marx}}
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| {{r|John Stuart Mill}}
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| {{r|Plato}}
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| {{r|John Rawls}}
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| {{r|Adam Smith}}
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| {{r|Socrates}}
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| ===Political Writing===
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| {{r|The Prince}}
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| {{r|Common Sense (Thomas Paine)}}
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| ===Political institutions===
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| {{r|Congresses of the United States}}
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| {{r|Council of Europe}}
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| {{r|European Union}}
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| {{r|Eurozone}}
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| {{r|House of Commons (United Kingdom)}}
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| {{r|House of Lords}}
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| {{r|International Court of Justice}}
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| {{r|International Monetary Fund}}
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| {{r|North Atlantic Treaty Organization}}
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| {{r|Political party}}
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| {{r|United Nations}}
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| {{r|U.S. House of Representatives}}
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| {{r|World Bank}}
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| ===Political policies===
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| {{r|Fiscal policy}}
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| {{r|U.S. foreign policy}}
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| ===Politicians===
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| {{r|John Adams }}
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| {{r|John Quincy Adams}}
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| {{r|Clement Atlee}}
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| {{r|Tony Blair}}
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| {{r|Gordon Brown}}
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| {{r|William Jennings Bryan}}
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| {{r|Edmund Burke}}
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| {{r|George H. W. Bush}}
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| {{r|George W. Bush}}
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| {{r|James Callaghan}}
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| {{r|David Cameron}}
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| {{r|Jimmy Carter}}
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| {{r|Neville Chamberlain}}
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| {{r|Winston Churchill}}
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| {{r|Bill Clinton }}
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| {{r|Calvin Coolidge}}
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| {{r|Oliver Cromwell}}
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| {{r|Anthony Eden}}
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| {{r|Dwight D. Eisenhower}}
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| {{r|Benjamin Franklin}}
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| {{r|Muammar Gaddafi}}
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| {{r|David Lloyd George}}
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| {{r|Mikhail Gorbachev}}
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| {{r|Adolf Hitler}}
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| {{r|Thomas Jefferson}}
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| {{r|Lyndon B. Johnson}}
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| {{r|Edward Kennedy}}
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| {{r|John F. Kennedy}}
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| {{r|Henry Kissinger}}
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| {{r|Osama bin Laden}}
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| {{r|Andrew Bonar Law}}
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| {{r|Harold Macmillan}}
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| {{r|George C. Marshall}}
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| {{r|Angela Merkel}}
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| {{r|James Madison}}
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| {{r|James Monroe}}
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| {{r|Robert Mugabe}}
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| {{r|Napoleon}}
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| {{r|Richard Nixon}}
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| {{r|Barack Obama}}
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| {{r|Pericles}} | |
| {{r|Vladimir Putin}}
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| {{r|Ronald Reagan}}
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| {{r|Dean Rusk}}
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| {{r|Nicolas Sarkozy}}
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| {{r|Margaret Thatcher}}
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| {{r|Harry S. Truman}}
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| {{r|George Washington}}
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| ===Politically important events===
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| {{r|9-11 Attack}}
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| {{r|American Civil War}}
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| {{r|American Revolution}}
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| {{r|Afghanistan War (2001-)}}
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| {{r|Battle of Britain}}
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| {{r|Berlin Blockade}}
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| {{r|Berlin Wall}}
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| {{r|Cold War}}
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| {{r|Crash of 1929}}
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| {{r|Crash of 2008}}
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| {{r|The Enlightenment}}
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| {{r|Eurozone crisis}}
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| {{r|French Revolution}}
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| {{r|Glorious Revolution}}
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| {{r|Great Depression}}
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| {{r|Great Recession}}
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| {{r|Gulf War}}
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| {{r|The Holocaust}}
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| {{r|Magna Carta}}
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| {{r|Iraq War}}
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| {{r|Irish War of Independence}}
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| {{r|Oklahoma City bombing}}
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| {{r|Pearl Harbour}}
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| {{r|Recession of 2009}}
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| {{r|Subprime mortgage crisis}}
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| {{r|Vietnam, war, and the United States}}
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| ===Tools of politics===
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| {{r|Diplomacy (foreign policy)}}
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| {{r|Fiscal policy}}
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| {{r|Financial regulation}}
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| {{r|Grand strategy}}
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| {{r|Public expenditure}}
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| {{r|Taxation}}
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| {{r|Terrorism}}
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| {{r|War}}
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| ==Related topics== | | ==Other related articles== |
| {{r|Conspiracy theory}}
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| {{r|Financial system}}
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| {{r|Fiscal conservatism}}
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| {{r|National debt}}
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| {{r|Philosophy}}
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| {{r|Political philosophy}}
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| {{r|Province}}
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| {{r|Renaissance}}
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| {{r|Rent-seeking}}
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| {{r|Slavery}}
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Political philosophy: Branch of philosophy that deals with fundamental questions about politics. [e]