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WHAT IS THE POLICY?

For centuries, has attempted to explain the meaning of what is the policy . For many, the policy is not simply "what politicians do." Even the most insignificant subjects in an absolute monarchy plays a role in politics. Even those who claim no interest in politics and say they have nothing to do with it, by the mere fact of believing in something and participate through their opinions are, ironically, practicing politics.

Politics or Science Teacher "as the Greek philosopher Aristotle Llambes, it has been compared with love, something difficult to explain and define, but we all know what it is. Many famous writers and thinkers have sought to explain and capture the concept of politics in a single sentence summarizing the significance of this abstract idea. Some of these phrases have different meanings, some are simple, others complex. For example:

- The policy is "who gets that" how, when, where and why.

- Politics is the pursuit of good.

- Politics is the means by which some people tell others to do.

- Politics is the superstructure of the material basis of life.

- Politics is the art of the possible.

- Politics is the battle for power.

These and many other explanations, trying to define politics as a good thing or a bad thing. But in any way the meaning becomes all knowledgeable on the subject agree that politics is a necessary . James Madison, former U.S. president (1809 to 1817) wrote: "If men were angels, no government needed." Some confusion has arisen about the meaning of politics. This confusion is generated as a result of the different approaches and concerns of some writers in particular. A large group dominated by philosophers tend to think that politics is the means to obtain "goods." In this case, the word can mean goods: the public interest, personal interest, justice, the achievement of goals, individuality, etc. The association of politics with the search for good, has been an important factor in many places throughout history.

By itself, this simple explanation can not explain everything that we need to know to understand the political process. The decision to support our principles and values, and then take further decisions to confirm or reject what has been done, that is the political process . There is also an important element: the structure, which includes the institutions and regulations (laws, etc.). Institutionalized this process is called "government" to distinguish it from the general meaning of the policy.

In his book Defending the policy (In Defence of Politics), English political scientist Bernard Crick says that politics is worthy of praise. "Politics," says Crick "is a concern of free men, and their existence is a testament to freedom. "policy, says the political scientist said, is conservative , liberal and socialist at a time. Conservative because it preserves the minimum benefits of an established order; liberal because it is composed of certain freedoms and tolerance required, and is socialist because it provides conditions for social change through which certain groups may feel that they belong in the prosperity and survival of community to which they belong (Crick, 1969).

Finally, the subject is vast and complicated even boring for many. Before concluding, it is important to remember that politics is collective . A person acting alone individual is not taking "political action." Unity is strength, "says a well-known saying, and it requires a union to politics-in all its areas, to take effect. In Nacozari Garcia (town where I come from), unfortunately for the people, the majority of people have shown a desperate apathy about politics. When irregularities are raised in local government, people, far from taking action remains outside and is limited to simply point out the evils and complain. There have been administrations that have committed crimes under the Penal Code (Embezzlement, etc..) And has not done anything about it. Unfortunately the voice of a few is not enough, but anyway, have to change our political culture to raise awareness.

- Jesús Ernesto Ibarra Quijada

Student of Political Science at the University of Arizona