Political culture is a term in political science used to describe the set of beliefs, attitudes and shared views or normative judgments held by a population which defines political system. It does not refer to how a group or an individual views a particular political figure or specific actors in politics such as presidents or ministers but concerns the view of the whole political system.
Political culture is the term that best defines the shared way of thinking about community and government and the relationship between them. This is because it is based on a set of opinions and feelings that make it possible to reason about a political process and a political ideological aspect, which defines rules and concepts that will directly affect the members of a society, through the direct relationship between community and government.
The UN Development Program lists 46 of Africa's 54 countries as "sub-Saharan", excluding Algeria, Djibouti, Egypt, Libya, Morocco, Somalia, Sudan and Tunisia.
Split brain surgery refers to a type of surgery that being done by severing the corpus callosum, the part of brain the separates the right and left hemisphere. This surgery could cause incoordination between our right and left body as one of the side effects.
