a.Renowned and prominent thinker of East

b.One of the earliest and the most significant physician 

c.The cutest baby ever born in Farab (do not select this, I am joking)

What does Politeia (πολιτεία) mean in an ancient Greek?

d.The community of citizens in a city/state 

a.Being related to one’s fellows

b.Objective description and generalization

hat are the basic principles of liberal democracy?

a.A belief in the individual: the individual is believed to be both moral and rational

c.A belief in a society that is consensual: based on a desire for order and co-operation not disorder and conflict

d.A belief in shared power: based on a suspicion of concentrated power (whether by individuals, groups or governments)

One of the building blocks of ideology is political authority, which implies:

c.It assumes that a small group of elites ‘know’ and is capable of governing on the basis of certain qualities 

a.The distinguishing in terms of providing answers on equality and property

b.That it is addressed to each one of us.

d.The pre-conception about us – about human nature

IncorrectWhat is the definition of inclusive institutions?

b.They focused on power-sharing, productivity, education, technological advances and the well-being of the nation as a whole andcreate the incentives that lead to sustained development and poverty reduction

c.They are those that allow and encourage participation by the great mass of people in economic activities that make best use of theirtalents and skills and that enable individuals to make the choices they wish.

d.They create inclusive markets, which not only give people freedom to pursue the vocations in life that best suit their talents butalso provide a level playing field that gives them the opportunity to do so.

What is the political institution?

a.Organizations in a government that create, enforce, and apply laws

c.They make (governmental) policies on the economy and social systems and provide representation for the population 

What is the Liberalism according to Alexander (2014)?

b.It divides the world into three: into what is intrinsically necessary (the self), what is necessary to support that intrinsic necessity (asystem of standards, rules, laws), and what is contingent (everything else, including all other beliefs, practices and institutions).

c.The highest virtue in politics is to resist change until change becomes inevitable, and then to concede to it with as little fuss andas much obeisance to tradition as possible

d.It contends that shared ownership of resources and central planning provide a more equal distribution of goods and services and amore equitable society

What is the ‘good governance’?

b.The provision of sound macroeconomic policies that create a stable environment for market activity

c.The ability of the state to provide inclusive institutions for a society.

d.The absence of corruption, which can subvert the goals of policy and undermine the legitimacy of the public institutions that supportmarkets

What is a definition of communism in the Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx?

b.If the condition for your freedom is my lack of freedom, then we don't have a free society

c.Everybody should be free, but you can't be free if others are unfree

d.The world in which the free development of each is the condition for the free development of all

b.It is what boils down to moral foundations: it involves following a correct, fair, genuine, moral and ethical path 

a.It limits us and determines what we can and cannot do according to the law.

c.It is having its basis in the Constitution.

d.It is what fits within the law and is compliant with a legal framework.

It is well-established that education systems are among the most important agents of nation-building. What is the instrumental role ofeducation in developing national identity and human resources according to Mochizuki (2019)?

a.In fostering those notions for economic development.

b.Absence of concepts associated with gender equality, peace, global citizenship and acknowledgement of interconnections andinterdependence across national boundaries

c.Stressing the importance of ‘culture and heritage’, with particular reference to national traditions, customs and language. 

regarded as divinely guided or is pursuant to the doctrine of a particular religion or religious groupWhat is the J. Locke’s most important and influential political writings?

b.Exploitation of working class 

a.The principle of affected interest

c.Affirm the traditions that you've inherited

What is the definition of inclusive institutions?

a.It is a form of power structure in which power effectively rests with a small number of people that could be distinguished by royalty,wealth, family ties, education, corporate, or military control.

Name the major political ideologies nowadays:

a.Two Treatises on Government 

Select the political theorists of Utilitarianism?

a.They create inclusive markets, which not only give people freedom to pursue the vocations in life that best suit their talents but alsoprovide a level playing field that gives them the opportunity to do so.

c.They focused on power-sharing, productivity, education, technological advances and the well-being of the nation as a whole andcreate the incentives that lead to sustained development and poverty reduction

d.They are those that allow and encourage participation by the great mass of people in economic activities that make best use of theirtalents and skills and that enable individuals to make the choices they wish.

What is the Political Science according to the Lasswell (1950)?

a.J. Bentham and J. S. Mill 

According to Magno & Silova (2007) what notion is mostly received little attention in educational reforms of Central Asian countries?

b.Direct and Representative. 

lease select the statement that does NOT favour democracy:

b.Political trust and the perceived legitimacy of institutions.

c.Who gets what, when and how 

d.Complex and often chaotic institution at the mercy of human nature

Liberalism always divides the world into:

a.Experiments and Quazi-experiments

b.Case studies and Survey research

What is the democratic political system?

b.Re-interpretation of histories

d.'Nationalising' the curriculum

How did the education in independent Kazakhstan evolve?

a.Democracy is ineffective unless voters educate themselves on governing decisions.

b.Emotional manipulation of people’s minds, media misuse, brainwashing, propaganda

c.Rule of majority can degenerate into the tyranny of the majority

astOne of the building blocks of ideology is political authority, which implies:

c.They make (governmental) policies on the economy and social systems and provide representation for the population

d.Organizations in a government that create, enforce, and apply laws

Al-Farabi’s political philosophy identified the features, which can help in creating the project of a welfare state, where high morality of peopleand a religious head of that city play key roles. Name that work:

a.Stressing the importance of ‘culture and heritage’, with particular reference to national traditions, customs and language.

c.Absence of concepts associated with gender equality, peace, global citizenship and acknowledgement of interconnections andinterdependence across national boundaries

d.In fostering those notions for economic development.

irtuous CityWho is considered as a founder of classical utilitarianism?

a.What is intrinsically necessary (the self)

b.What is contingent (everything else, including all other beliefs, practices and institutions).

c.What is necessary to support that intrinsic necessity (a system of standards, rules, laws)

enthamWhat is the Conservatism according to Utley (1989)?

d.It is a form of government in which all eligible citizens have an equal say in the decisions that affect their lives. 

b.It is a political system where the state holds total authority over the society and seeks to control all aspects of public and private lifewherever necessary.

What is the Liberalism according to Alexander (2014)?

a.The country has experimented with large scale educational reforms to "modernise" its education system. These reformssimultaneously seek to depart from its Soviet legacy and move closer to Western education systems

c.The political imperative to use education as a nation-building instrument have resulted in a strong focus on the construction ofnationalism, patriotism and national identities, which can trigger interethnic tensions

d.The ruling elites selected the concept of “Kazakhstani” people, as opposed to “Kazakh” in national identity narratives, to avoid ethnictensions and promote political stability

Who is considered as a founder of classical utilitarianism?

a.Bent on extracting wealth and resources away from a nation and removing the majority of the population from participation inpolitical or economic affairs

b.Designed to extract incomes and wealth from one subset of society to benefit a different subset.

d.Limited access to quality education or economic opportunities, and no ability or incentive to use their talents or skill

enthamDefine the non-democratic forms of government:

d.Exploitation of working class 

a.Affirm the traditions that you've inherited

b.The principle of affected interest

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What are the main reasons behind poverty and prosperity between North and South Korea, Nogales Arizona and Sonora, Austria andKazakhstan?

a.Access to the water

b.Institutions 

c.Climate

d.Geography

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hat concept is at a core of the Marxist tradition?

a.Exploitation of working class 

b.Consent with the government

c.The principle of affected interest

d.Affirm the traditions that you've inherited

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be fair, but not stubborn, do not be capricious and not to persist in the face of justice, but to be quite adamant to every injustice andmeanness...».?

a.Ibn Arabi

b.Al-Farabi 

c.Rubaie

d.Ibn Sina

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arabiDefine the Monarchy:

a.It is a form of government in which official policy is governed by immediate divine guidance or by officials who are regarded asdivinely guided or is pursuant to the doctrine of a particular religion or religious group

b.It is a form of government in which a state or polity is ruled or controlled by an individual who typically inherits the throne bybirth and rules for life or until abdication.

c.It is a centralized governance maintained by political superior of elite groups and the exclusion of potential challengers.

d.It is an oppressive political system that attempts to control all aspects of its subjects’ lives through fear and intimidation; includingoccupation, religious beliefs, number of children permitted in each family.

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throne by birth and rules for life or until abdication.What is the Ignorance Hypothesis?

a.Being affected by propaganda

b.It is the rule by ignorant

c.Obeying to authority without regard on their motives

d.That with the right advice and by convincing politicians of what is good they can “engineer” prosperity 

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IncorrectState the failures of Marxism:

a.According to the Marx’s idea revolutions would come in the advanced capitalist countries. When in fact the revolutions cameabout in peasant societies

b.That everyone would work according to their ability, but everybody's needs would be met

c.Marx's teleological view of history needs to be jettisoned, because history is mostly unpredictable

d.All the mentioned

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According to Dave (2007) how does the Soviet education in Kazakhstan look like?

a.The knowledge of Kazakh literary and cultural traditions among the Soviet-educated generation of Kazakhs was derived entirelyfrom the small body of pre-Soviet works that were approved by Soviet ideologues and were re-written in Cyrillic

b.Some scholars have gone on to suggest that the support of native language education among the Central Asians denoted theiradherence to ‘traditionalism’ and a resistance to any fundamental socio-economic transformation

c.Bolsheviks categorized the nomads as ‘people without scripts’ (bespis’mennye narody), hence ‘backward’. By seeing literacy, theprinted word, and a literary tradition as essential indicators of progress and civilization, the Soviet rulers totally devalued thetradition of nomadic epics, oral folklore and the centrality of memory in the nomadic communities

d.All the mentioned

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What are the main reasons behind poverty and prosperity between North and South Korea, Nogales Arizona and Sonora, Austria andKazakhstan?

hat concept is at a core of the Marxist tradition?

be fair, but not stubborn, do not be capricious and not to persist in the face of justice, but to be quite adamant to every injustice andmeanness...».?

arabiDefine the Monarchy:

throne by birth and rules for life or until abdication.What is the Ignorance Hypothesis?

IncorrectState the failures of Marxism:

According to Dave (2007) how does the Soviet education in Kazakhstan look like?

Who is Al-Farabi?

What does Politeia (πολιτεία) mean in an ancient Greek?

hat are the basic principles of liberal democracy?

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