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Politics, Outline of political science, cico, "Social structure"…

- - - - Critical security studies
      - Copenhagen school
      - Paris school
      - Welsh school
  - - - Political movement
- - - - Political anthropology
    - - Political sociology
- - - - Initiative
      - Referendum
    - - Deliberate democracy
      - Participatory democracy
  - - - Neorealism (international relations)
    - - Liberalism (International relations)
      - Neoliberalism (International relations)
  - - - Structural Marxism
      - Neo-Marxism
      - The frankfurt school
      - Autonomism
      - Analytical Marxism
      - Marxist humanism
      - Marxist feminism
      - Post-Marxism
  - - - Blue water thesis
    - - Third-Worldism
  - - - Social contract
      - Secession
      - Right of rebellion
- - - - Plurality voting
        
        Cardinal voting systems
        
        Approval voting
        
        Satisfaction approval voting
        
        Majority judgement
        
        STAR voting
        
        First-past-the-post voting
        
        Single non-transferable vote
        
        Limited voting
        
        Plurality-at-large voting
        
        General ticket
      - Proportional representation
        
        Party-list proportional representation
      - Mixed electoral systems
        
        Mixed-member proportional representation
        
        Parallel voting
        
        Scorporo
        
        Majority bonus system
        
        Alternative vote plus
        
        Dual-member proportional representation
        
        Rural-urban proportional representation
    - - Disfranchisement
      - Right of foreigners to vote
      - Right of expatriates to vote in their country or origin
      - Youth suffrage
        
        Age of candidacy
        
        Demeny voting
    - - Compulsory voting
      - Electronic voting
      - None of the above
      - Secret ballot
- - - - Unicameralism
      - Bicameralism
        
        Upper house
        
        Lower house
      - Tricameralism
      - Tetracameralism
      - Multicameralism
    - - Head of state
        
        Monarch
        
        Supreme leader
        
        President
      - Head of government
        
        Chancellor
        
        Chief executive
        
        Chief minister
        
        First minister
        
        Premier
        
        Prime minister
    - - Supreme court
      - Constitutional court
  - - - Nonpartisan democracy
      - One-party state
      - Dominant-party system
      - Two-party system
      - Multi-party system
    - - Hung parliment
      - Confidence and supply
      - Minority government
      - Rainbow coalition
      - Grand coalition
      - National unity government
      - Majority governement
- - - - Civic political culture
      - Parochial political culture
      - Patrimonialism
        
        Neopatrimonialism
        
        Prebendalism
    - - Aggressionism
      - Greed versus grievance
    - - Impressionable years hypothesis
      - Postmaterialism
      - Right-wing authoritarianism
      - Social dominance orientation
      - System justification thoery
  - - - Campaign advertising
      - Campaign fiance
      - Campaign Management tools
      - Canvassing
      - Grassroots fundraising
      - Smear campaign
      - Opposition research
      - Push poll
      - Retail politics
    - - Balance of power
      - Bandwagoning
      - Blackmail
      - Brinkmanship
      - Buck passing
      - Coercion
      - Hard power
      - Sharp power
      - Soft power
      - Smart power
      - Power projection
      - Power vacuum
      - Realpolitik
    - - Starve the beast
    - - Disinformation
      - Fearmongering
      - Framing
      - Indoctrination
      - Loaded language
      - Lying press
      - National mythology
      - Rally 'round the flag effect
  - - - Election boycott
    - - Straight-ticket voting
    - - Tactical manipulation of runoff voting
      - Vote pairing
    - - Spoilt vote
      - Voter apathy
- - - - Boycott
      - Demonstration
      - Nonviolence
      - Picketing
      - Strike action
      - Tax resistance
    - - Wars of national liberation
    - - Asymmetric warfare
      - Assassination
      - Guerilla warfare
    - - International criminal law
      - Just war theory
      - War crime
    - - Bourgeois revolution
      - Communist revolution
      - Democratic revolution
      - Nonviolent revolution
      - Social revolution
      - Political revolution
      - Vanguardism
      - World revolution
    - - Nationalistic-separatist terrorism
      - Propaganda of the deed
      - Religious extremist terrorism
      - Right-wing terrorism
      - Left-wing Terrorism
  - - - Clientelism
      - Earmark
      - Political machine
      - Pork barrel
      - Slush fund
      - Spoils system
- - - - Band society
      - Big man
      - Chiefdom
      - Empire
    - - City-state
      - Nation state
    - - Confederation
      - Federation
    - - Intergovernmental organization
      - Supranational union
      - Trade bloc
    - - World state
  - - - Chinese feudalism
      - Indian feudalism
    - - Absolute monarchy
        
        Constitutional monarchy
        
        Elective monarchy
        
        Federal monarchy
    - - Parlimentary system
        
        Westminster system
      - Presidential system
        
        Semi-presidential system
        
        President for life
  - - - Noocracy
      - Technocracy
    - - Military dictatorship
      - Military junta
    - - Christian republic
      - Halachic state
      - Islamic state
    - - Aristocracy
      - Gerontocracy
- - - - Government
        
        A government is the system or group of people governing an organized community, generally a state.
        In the case of its broad associative definition, government normally consists of legislature, executive, and judiciary.
        Government is a means by which organizational policies are enforced, as well as a mechanism for determining policy.
        Each government has a constitution, a statement of its governing principles and philosophy
      - In politics, power is the capacity of an individual to influence the actions, beliefs, or conduct (behaviour) of others. The term authority is often used for power that is perceived as legitimate by the social structure, not to be confused with authoritarianism