1. The state is different from the nation is different from political system. State refers to the legal boundaries and mechanisms put in place to achieve the states major goals. Nation, on the other hand, refers to a distinctive ethos. For many nations, nation and state appear synonymous. But not for all. A related concept is identity politics. Have you ever known of a state that has large, conflicting identities, different nationalistic views? Please explain what these various concepts mean. Then, provide and discuss one example.
2. Discuss the evolving relationship between the executive and legislative branches in liberal democracies over the past 100+ years. Use both James Madison and Woodrow Wilson as you discuss this evolution.
3. Who is Max Weber, when did he live and what was his key contribution to the administration of liberal democracies? Identify one advantage and one disadvantage of his approach.
4. Who is Adam Smith, when did he live and how does his theory touch on the American experience?
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