Study and analysis of multi-level government operations, along with their societal impacts.

Political Science

Child nodes contain world governments past and present

World Governments (Countries)

A system by which the enforcement of ordered rule over a territory is enacted. They enact laws, policy, and have an organized structure for how political power is maintained and passed on.  

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The tendency for a group of individuals and tribes to form an organized set of rules, formal and informal, around social interactions between the members of that group. Historically these groups were often united under a system of government or shared territorial land, forming bonds of history, religion, laws, and ethical values. In the context of research ethics, society more generally represents one of the primary stakeholder groups affected by the conduct and outcomes of scientific studies.

Society

Law is a piece of legislation created by government or society to enforce a desired behavior or prohibit an undesired action. These rules govern the individuals that are citizens of that society or government or determine the actions taken by that body.

Wikipedia: Government

The study of societal behavior, structures, development, functions, and issues. 

Sociology

Government

A collection of human behaviors and social norms that connect a group of people. These norms can include shared art, law, and beliefs, as well as other mutual commonalities.

Culture as a Sociological Issue

Social psychology is the scientific study of how individuals' thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are influenced by the actual, imagined, or implied presence of others. A key focus is on how people conceptualize and interpret situations, and how these interpretations, along with other situational variables, interact to influence behavior within a social context. The field examines how people affect one another, emphasizing the power of the situation in shaping human actions, and explores all facets of personality and social interaction, particularly the influence of interpersonal and group relationships.

Social psychology

In the context of research ethics, what does the concept of 'society' primarily represent?

References for Law

- Civil and Political Rights
- Entitlements
- Jurisprudence
- Legal History
- Criminal Justice
- Process of Establishing Law
- Categories of Law


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