a) Sifat Memaksa Negara Sifat memak

a) Sifat Memaksa Negara Sifat memaksa dimaksudkan agar peraturan perundang-undangan ditaati. Dengan cara memaksa maka penertiban dalam masyarakat tercapai serta timbulnya anarkhi dicegah. Termasuk disini adalah memiliki kekuasaan untuk memakai kekerasan fisik secara legal. Perangkat-perangkat yang dipakai adalah; polisi, tentara, dan badan peradilan. Dalam masyarakat yang bersifat homogen dan terdapat consensus nasional yang kuat mengenai tujuan-tujuan bersama, sifat memaksa menjadi tidak begitu menonjol. Sebaliknya dalam Negara yang baru berdiri, sementara rakyatnya heterogen dan ikatan konsensus nasionalnya tidak begitu kuat, sifat paksaan sangat menonjol. b) Sifat Monopoli NegaraNegara memiliki sifat monopoli dalam menetapkan tujuan bersama dari masyarakat. Semua hal yang menyangkut kehidupan orang banyak dimonopoli oleh Negara. Contoh sifat monopoli Negara; Negara bisa melarang aliran kepercayaan atau kelompok politik tertentu yang dianggap bertentangan dengan paham Negara. c) Sifat Mencakup Semua atau Menyeluruh (all-encompasing, all-embracing)Negara memiliki sifat menyeluruh yang berarti mencakup semua. Semua peraturan perundang-undangan, misalnya kewajiban membayar pajak, berlaku untuk semua orang tanpa terkecuali. Hal ini dikarenakan menjadi warga negara bukan atas kemauan sendiri (involuntary membership), yang berbeda dengan asosiasi dan organisasi lain yang keanggotaannya bersifat sukarelaLebih jauh yang dimaksud dengan sifat memaksa di sini yaitu supaya peraturan perundang-undangan dipatuhi/ ditaati. Melalui cara yang memaksa tersebut maka ketertiban dalam masyarakat bisa terwujud serta tidak akan menimbulkan anarkhi. Sifat memaksa di sini juga termasuk mempunyai kekuasaan secara legal untuk melakukan kekerasan fisik1. Sifat Memaksa NegaraSifat memaksa Negara ini adalah satu dari tiga sifat yang dimiliki oleh Negara, selain sifat monopoli dan sifat mencakup untuk semua. Menurut Miriam Budiardjo yangdalam bukunya “Dasar-dasar Ilmu Politik“ berpendapat bahwa sifat Negara sebagai berikut

Hasil (Inggris) 1:

a) The nature of the State Forcing
nature of force intended that the legislation be obeyed. By way of forcing the community policing is achieved as well as the emergence of anarchy prevented. Included here is the power to use physical violence legally. The devices used are; police, army and judiciary. In a society that is homogeneous and there is a strong national consensus on common objectives, the nature of force becomes less prominent. Instead the newly established state, while the people of heterogeneous and bonds are not so strong national consensus, the nature of coercion is very prominent.
b) The nature of the State Monopoly
The state has a monopoly in the nature of a community set common goals. All matters relating to the lives of many monopolized by the State. Examples of the nature of the State monopoly; State may prohibit the flow of a particular belief or political groups that are considered contrary to the understanding of the State.
c) Nature Includes All or Comprehensive (all-encompasing, all-embracing)
the State has a significant overall properties encompassing. All legislation, such as the obligation to pay taxes, apply to everyone without exception. This is due to become citizens instead of their own accord (involuntary membership), different associations and other organizations whose membership is voluntary
Further is the nature of the force here is that the legislation complied / followed. Through the way that forces the order within the community can be realized and will not lead to anarchy. The nature of force here also includes legally have the power to commit physical violence
1. The nature of the State Forcing
nature to force this country is one of three properties owned by the State, in addition to the nature of monopoly and includes properties for all. According to Miriam Budiardjo yangdalam his book "Fundamentals of Political Science" argues that the nature of the State as follows

Hasil (Inggris) 2:

A) the nature of forcing state
The forcing nature is intended to be obeyed. By forcing the implementation in the community is achieved and the occurrence of Anarkhi prevented. This includes having the power to legally wear physical violence. The devices used are; Police, soldiers, and judicial bodies. In a homogeneous society and there is a strong national consensus of common goals, the nature of forcing becomes less prominent. Conversely in the newly established state, while its people are heterogeneous and its national consensus bonds are not so strong, the coercion of nature is very prominent.
b) State monopoly properties
The state has monopoly properties in setting common goals of society. All matters pertaining to the lives of many people are monopolized by the state. Examples of monopoly properties of State; Countries may prohibit certain schools of belief or political groups that are deemed to be contrary to state understanding.
c) The All-encompasing, all-embracing nature
State has a thorough nature which means it covers all. All statutory regulations, such as the obligation to pay taxes, apply to all persons without exception. This is because a citizen is not a self-willingness (involuntary membership), which differs from other associations and organisations whose membership is voluntary.
Furthermore, that is meant by the forcing nature here is that the legislation is obeyed/adhered to. By means of the force, the order in society can be realized and will not cause anarkhi. The pushy nature here also includes having legal power to commit physical violence
1. Nature forcing state
The nature of the force of this country is one of three traits possessed by the state, in addition to its monopoly properties and its encompassing traits to all. According to Miriam Budiardjo, in his book "The Fundamentals of Political Science" argues that the nature of the state as follows