general/political-terminology

Exchange of goods and services for political support

Political joke

Political disruption

Phenomenon in international relations concerning the limits of hard power

Derogatory term for a change of policy or opinion

Current holder of a political office

Language that sounds official

Abilities needed for an effective electorate

Campaign to influence administrative action through public relations and outcry

Short utterance by a public figure; discrediting tactic

Citizens' trust in their ability to influence politics

Person or group with influence in royal or political succession

Campaigning on own values rather than consensus or polls

Using ideas of the opposition

Discretional power of a head of state

Elected party giving jobs to supporters

Person who influences people

School of political thought

Exchange of favors in voting, usually informally

Type of political party

International relations theory that a state's goal is to further its interests

New tax that is collected in a way that is not obvious

Policies a person or organization wants to enact

Product or event appropriate for all ages

Situation often leading to a minority or coalition government

Selecting a candidate for public office or to receive an honor/award

Means by which a politician or political party may gain support or popularity

Mobilization of the civilian population as part of contentious policies

Exchange of money for the privilege to engage in a specific activity

Concepts that enforce fully unified system of government

Change to a bill intended to prevent its passage

Type of logical fallacy

Economic theory

Attempt to transform the established social order and its structures

Colours used to represent a political ideology, movement or party

Intermediate region, typically between belligerent entities