Title:
MUSIC AS A POLITICAL VOICE: INTERRELATION BETWEEN NOTES AND THOUGHTS

Authors:
Quan Huiqi ,Li Jia and Ning Jing ,China

Abstract:
Individuals are motivated to continue working by their belief in their own political effectiveness, which is especially true when the effects of protest actions are clearly linked to the acts that triggered them. This paradigm, on the other hand, has developed through time as a result of its emphasis on the human aspect while overlooking structural limits that limit the efficiency of the players in the situation. Because of this, the methodologies for measuring political success that is described in the next section show two separate but connected aspects: internal efficacy and external effectiveness, which are discussed in more detail below. When we talk about internal efficacy, we are referring to beliefs about one’s own ability to comprehend and participate successfully in politics, whereas when we talk about external efficacy, we are referring to beliefs about the responsiveness and competency of state authorities and institutions in responding to citizens demands.