P. Politics

P. Politics [elements of]

PC. Crime [types of; these will be further subdivided.]

1. Versus Persons [will distinguish violence from non-]

2. Versus Property Plagiarism, piracy [Note that fraud is both this and a civil offence.]

3. Civil offences: breach of contract

4. Torts: breach of duty

PE Educational institutions [because they don’t fit anywhere else.] [types of]

1. Universities (seminars, master classes, webinars)

2. Community colleges

3. high schools

4. middle schools

5. elementary schools

6. schools (general)

7. On-the-job training Vocational? Apprenticeship Internship

8. Nursery school, pre-school

9. Particular educational institutions

c. courses

d. curriculum

e. examinations, tests

g. grants, scholarships, prizes

h. homework

s. standardized tests

x. extension (education for non-traditional students)

PI. Political Institutions [types of]

1. States [This refers only to the state in general. Particular countries are classed under N below.]

h. Colonies

2. Decision-making systems

a. Governments [distinguish as orgs by level a through f]

b. Legislatures (bb Bicameral; bs Unicameral (single house); bu Upper houses; bl Lower houses) Sessions of?

c. executives

d. commissions, governing boards of public institutions [Note: granting agencies will be identified here by ←p ]

e. Committees

f. Bureaucracies

g. Elections, voting [PI2a(PI2g) will mean 'democracy,' though it is appreciated that real democracy depends on other factors such as an independent judiciary and electoral authority, and protections of individual and minority rights; these can be captured synthetically.]

h. Courts (a to f for level of government) [Courts can be associated with crimes of various types, marital status, death [probate], etc.]

i. Demonstrations or protests. [Boycotts are protests associated with not paying or not participating.]

j. Riots

k. Revolutions Rebellions [Mutiny is rebellion of military?]

l. Regulatory agencies

r. Ruler, hereditary

s. Un-elected non-hereditary ruler

3. Rules (documents)

a. Laws (a through f for location as with organizations)

b. Legal documents [Patents link to TI]

c. Contracts [belongs in economic?]

d. Job descriptions

e. Legal precedents; cases

f. Forms

g. Other official documents [Certificates?]

h. Membership forms. [Register is achieve] [Affiliate is pursue]

i. Taxes: forms and regulations

j. Petitions

k. Regulations

l. Licenses

m. Particular legal decisions (sentences, fines)

n. Evidence (documents and other physical evidence)

p. Policies

q. constitutions

s. standards (official)

4. Organizations

a. International

b. Continental (Regions of countries)

c. National

d. Regional

e. State/province

f. Local

[Note that non-governmental institutions receive linked notation: Hospitals are PI4 (H~N1)]

g. Political parties

5. Enforcement

a. Military [Paramilitary?]

a. army

c. naval air force

m. marines

n. navy

p. paramilitary/ militia

r. air force

b. Police (a to f for level of government)

c. Judicial (Legal is thus ~PI5c) Hearings? Overlap with 3h?

d. Prisons

PL. Political Ideology [types of] [See Classifying Ideology]

1. Classical Liberalism

2. Libertarianism

3. Pragmatic Liberalism

4. Conservatism

5. Socialism

6. Communism

7. Fascism

8. Anarchism

9. Nationalism

PO. Public Opinion [examples of]

Issues (various) [Cutter numbers might again be employed.]

[Power: How best to deal with?]