The role of the Contemporary State 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyPower and politicsA2/A-levelAQA Created by: izzy89Created on: 25-05-16 18:18 Weber defined the state as 'a human community that claims the monopoly of the __________ use of physical force with a given territory. legitimate 1 of 26 Weber's definition would mean that that the state is comprised of government, civil services, police and _____ forces. armed 2 of 26 Pluralists argue that the modern __________state is legitimate. democratic 3 of 26 Pluralists believe that the state is a _______ arena. neutral 4 of 26 Pluralists believe that the _____-party system and interest groups make it democratic. multi 5 of 26 Marxists argues that the state supports ___________ interests and maintains capitalism. bourgeoisie 6 of 26 Instrumental Marxists believe that the state is used as an instrument to _______. oppress 7 of 26 Structural Marxists believe that the state serves the ____ term interests of capitalism. long 8 of 26 Third Way was first thought of by _______ and then carried out by Blair. giddens 9 of 26 The Third Way state places emphasis both on _______ state reform and reform and management of the global economy. welfare 10 of 26 The New Right argues that the contemporary state __________ too much. intervenes 11 of 26 ____-market should be left to coordinate society according to the New Right. free 12 of 26 The New Right believe that the state should place emphasis on individual freedom and lower _____. taxes 13 of 26 Skocpol argues that the main aim of the state is to ________ power. increase 14 of 26 Skocpol argues that the state is formed of __________ structures. autonomous 15 of 26 Nordlinger defines type 1 state autonomy as the state having different wishes to _____ groups in society. major 16 of 26 Nordlinger defines type 2 state autonomy as the state being able to ________ people to believe what they believe, e.g. 'war on terror' persuade 17 of 26 Nordlinger defines type 3 state autonomy as the state having no __________. opposition 18 of 26 Jessop believes that the state is _______________ separate from the capitalist economy. institutionally 19 of 26 Jessop argues that the state has ___________ autonomy. operational 20 of 26 Jessop believes that _________ are less directly regulated by states. economies 21 of 26 Chomsky criticizes the use of power by the ________ state. american 22 of 26 Chomsky believes that the US state is not ______ democratic. truely 23 of 26 Chomsky believes that the state is influenced by big ________. business 24 of 26 Chomsky believes that the ___-liberal state has reduced the power of citizens. neo 25 of 26 Mann believes that the state can be an ___________ source of power. independant 26 of 26
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