Politics explained for Millennials: Gens XYZ and next generations
By Juan Rodulfo
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Politics has been difficult to understand since its beginnings. In one hand because of the philosophical, social, and academic approach of last centuries, and in the other hand because politicians and the interest groups they represent have no interest to make it comprehensible and easy to discuss and digest. Presented in simple language, social
Juan Rodulfo
Defined by Nature: Planet Earth Inhabitant, Human, Son of Eladio Rodulfo & Briceida Moya, Brother of Gabriela, Gustavo & Katiuska, Father of Gabriel & Sofia; Defined by the Society: Venezuelan Citizen (Human Rights Limited by default), Friend of many, Enemy of few, Neighbor, Student/Teacher/Student, Worker/Supervisor/Manager/Leader/Worker, Husband of Katty/ Ex-Husband of K/Husband of Yohana; Defined by the US Immigration System: Legal Alien; Defined by the Gig Economy: Independent Contractor Form 1099; Studies in classroom: Master Degree in Human Resources Management, English, Chinese Mandarin, Part 107 Drone Operator; Studies at the real world: Human Behavior; Studies at home: Webmaster SEO, Graphic Web Apps Design, Internet & Social Media Marketing, Video Production, You Tube Branding, Trading, Import-Exports, Affiliate Marketing, Cooking, Laundry, Home Cleaning; Work experience: Public-Private-Entrepreneur Sectors; Other Definitions: Bitcoin Evangelist, Human Rights Peace and Love Advocate
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Politics explained for Millennials - Juan Rodulfo
Juan Rodulfo
Politics Explained for Millennials
GENs XYZ and next generations
First published by Aussie Trading 2020
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PREFACE
I. THE BASICS:_
1. What does politics mean?
2. Why is it important to know politics?
3. What is Interest in Politics?
4. Workforce
5. Capital
6. Party
7. Left
8. Right
II. POWER: _
9. Power
10. Workforce
11. Capital
12. Religion
13. Military
14. NGOs
III. GOVERNMENT FORMS: _
15. Democracy
16. Liberal Democracy
17. Social Democracy
18. Autocracy
19. Theocracy
20. Kleptocracy
IV. NEMESIS: _
21. Capitalism vs Socialism
V. TOOLS: _
22. How to identify a politician
23. How to know if you are Socialist or Capitalist?
24. Understanding your environment
Notes
About the Author
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PREFACE
You must be the change you wish to see in the world
Gandhi
My Son is 23 now, he studied on a catholic-private
Elementary and High School in Caracas, Venezuela¹, and most of his classmates belonged to the catholic
medium class² that traditionally attended this kind of Schools. Even though we lived in a lower-class neighborhood thanks to his mother, she was able to circumvent the address issue and get him enrolled.
I always attended public schools and university, and I was able to professionally perform in leadership positions both on public and private administrations plus develop my own entrepreneurial business, form a family, and purchase my first apartment. But times were