- Absolutism
- Administration
- Agenda
- Alienation
- Anarchism
- Aristocracy
- Authoritarianism
- Authority
- Autonomy
- Bureaucracy
- Capitalism
- Centralism
- Charisma
- Choice
- Citizen
- Civil Society
- Class
- Clientelism
- Coalition
- Collective
- Colonialism
- Communism
- Community
- Conflict
- Consensus
- Conservatism
- Constitution
- Contract
- Corporation
- Corporatism
- Corruption
- Court
- Culture
- Decision
- Democracy
- Dictatorship
- Election
- Elite
- Equality
- Estate
- Executive
- Faction
- Fascism
- Federalism
- Feudalism
- Government
- Group
- Ideology
- Imperialism
- Individual
- Institution
- Interest
- Justice
- Law
- Leadership
- Legislature
- Legitimacy
- Liberalism
- Liberty
- Lobbying
- Loyalty
- Majority
- Market
- Marxism
- Media
- Minorities
- Monarchy
- Movement
- Nation
- Oligarchy
- Opinion
- Opposition
- Order
- Participation
- Party
- Patronage
- People
- Pluralism
- Police
- Policy
- Polling
- Populism
- Power
- President
- Propaganda
- Public
- Racism
- Radicalism
- Referendum
- Reform
- Regime
- Regulation
- Religion
- Representation
- Republic
- Responsibility
- Revolution
- Rights
- Rules
- Socialism
- Socialization
- Sovereignty
- State
- Terrorism
- Totalitarianism
- Trust
- Utilitarianism
- Utopia
- Violence
- War
- Welfare
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OutlineViolence is force involving the probability of bodly arm. It can be defined as phisical intervention to gain complete obedeince, or total elimination from the field of play.
As the two axes show, violence can be individual or collective and can arise from civil society or excercised by the state.
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