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Politics

1) Social relations involving authority or power. 2) The art or science of governing.

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national liberation

Politics; Political Science

Usually refers to the freeing of a country from colonial rule, or from oppressive rule of any kind. Wars to accomplish this end are often called wars of national liberation; ...

nationalism

Politics; Political Science

Excessive, narrow patriotism; the belief that the promotion of one's own nation as a culturally distinct and independent entity is more important than any international ...

nationalization

Politics; Political Science

The act by which government takes over a business enterprise or service that has formerly been privately owned. Opponents of nationalization say it is inefficient because it leads ...

natural law

Politics; Political Science

The eternal law that governs the entire universe, instituted by God, present in humans, and which should be the basis on which human society rests. Humans can deduce what natural ...

natural rights

Politics; Political Science

Similar to what the framers of the U.S. constitution called "unalienable rights," those rights that are given to humans by God or nature, such as life, liberty, and the pursuit of ...