Systematic
political science is a beneficiary of deductively unifying
anthropocentric academic disciplines.
They generally include theology, epistemology,
psychology, sociology and eschatology. Those fields of systematic
study are simplified by game theory methods which analyze the
decision making
possibilities
of individuals. The decisions/behavior of
individuals
contribute to collective societal
decisions/behavior
which create First, Second or Third World systems/cycles. All three
models can then be
appropriately
applied to specific nation-states.
References, such as the country studies
Area Handbook
Series published by The American University and a current chiefs of
state listing, would be helpful in this
regard. However, the objective here is to teach the fundamentals of
political science.
It is recommended that the ten page article be read first. Next,
integrated game theory/elements, factors and
variables
should be studied paying special attention to symbols. At this
point, political systems/cycles can be better understood. Lastly,
test your ability by analyzing a specific nation-state. Most will
need to cover the
material
several times. Remember patience is a virtue.
See a free app online: World Cycle Model
simulation.
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