I am a student at Irvine Valley College for two semesters, although the time is short, I have learned a lot of social knowledge and some things that cannot be taught in society. Right now, let’s talk about the days before I went to college. Back to the beginning, I was very confused as a high school senior student, I don’t know which school I should apply for, as a high school student, there are lots of pressure on me, […]
My name is Hridayam Agarwal, and I am a senior at Northeastern University, where I major in Political Science and Economics with a minor in International Affairs. I believe that one thing that ties all my internships, extra-curricular activities and academic curriculum together is my passion for making a difference and practicing human rights. My productivity is best channeled when I’m working towards something that creates human impact and so, writing about Rwanda’s patriarchal break through is an opportunity I […]
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Get help with your assignmentIt is said that one of the first scholars to note the possibility of using film and cinema to teach political science was John D. Millett (1947). This idea came about just after the Second World War. Millett stated, “there is little advantage in employing a film simply to photograph a classroom lecture”. To further expand on this point, there is much more to using cinema as an education tool than simply playing a movie to supplement for lecture time. […]
The political parties were developed under the draft out of constitution in United States. These parties later played the major role in enhancing the people’s rights and freedom. They would enhance the development of united states with majority of votes which played major role in selecting an appropriate candidate for higher position like Mayor, prime minister and president. The federal system of government simply resembles the division of national power into states. The states run the by the federal government […]
Political philosophy is a very tough thing to fully nail down. It’s easy to take a look at a particular political issue and take a stance, but when you zoom out and look at the more abstract concepts lurking behind the scenes of everyday politics it becomes much murkier. However, in thinking about these issues over the course of this semester, I have been able to hammer out a few general statements that I think I will be able to […]
War inevitable brings death, destruction and suffering, which both ruin lives and nations. It all started when Germany invaded Poland, on september of 1939, that’s when France and Britain declared war against on Germany. War is justifiable because there are some countries that need more land or supplies like food and water, Germany needed more land for its people to survive. North Korea is a communist rule due to the fact of the Korean war in 1950. Before this all […]
Before we go further we must know what the legislative body is and its tasks. In Indonesia the legislature or representatives bodies are a political structure that represents the Indonesian people in drafting laws and also supervises the implementation of laws by the executive body where members are elected through a general election (election). Political structures that also participate in in this category are the People’s Consultative Assembly (MPR), the Level I and II House of Representatives, the House of […]
Political theatre and performance art have been around for centuries and have the profound ability to affect audiences’ political attitudes and opinions on social issues. In this paper, the effects of political theatre on the social issue of voter apathy are explored. Historical connections are examined, and associations are made between popular media communication and political theatre. The topic of how political theatre can be used for activism, tying into voter apathy specifically, is examined. Keywords: political theatre, epic theatre, […]
SUPREMACY OF THE EUROPEAN UNION 1 This paper provides an analysis on the importance of the Supremacy of the European Union Laws, in helping the EU community to achieve its objectives. The European Union is a political institution, with its own legislative and administrative body. The intention of this Union is to promote the economic development of its member states, and create a single constitution that will guide the affairs of the Union. Despite the existence of the constitution, it […]
ILP CW3 336083 The use of force has been a long-debated topic within the scope of collective security and can be said to be linked directly to the sovereignty of states. Along the passing of time, unauthorized use of force or threats has been abolished and now, it has become a rule of law making such acts to be war crimes. Generally impermissible, however there will be certain situations where use of force can be deemed lawful such as for […]
“The Political Foundations of Democracy and the Rule of Law” by Barry R. Weingast uses game-theoretic models to investigate two basic puzzles. The first puzzle analyzes the connection between democratic stability and interests; interests meaning citizen versus elite values. The second puzzle looks into democratic stability in divided societies. With his model, Weingast is able to explain these circumstances. Weingast’s game theoretic models works under some assumptions, the first being that all citizens have opinions when it comes to limits […]
Introduction The declaratory theory of law is quite simply that judges do not make or create the law, the merely declare what the law is and what it has always been. The declaratory theory of law has often been used by members of the judiciary and constitutional lawyers as a shield against the accusations of others that judges do in fact create law. The issue with the creation law by the judiciary is that the judiciary is an unelected body […]
Abstract Many believe and argue that fiscal, or budgetary, transparency has large, positive effects on fiscal performance. However, the evidence linking transparency and fiscal policy outcomes is less compelling. To analyze the effects of fiscal transparency on public debt accumulation, we present a career-concerns model with political parties. This allows us to integrate as implications of a single model three hitherto-separate results in the literature on deficit and debt accumulation: that transparency decreases debt accumulation (at least by reducing an […]
The concept of political efficacy varies in definition depending on the context in which it is being discussed. For the purpose of socialization, political efficacy can be considered a norm, a psychological disposition, a feeling, or a form of behavior (Easton 1967, 25-26). More importantly, political efficacy is how much an individual perceives that their political participation is a direct or indirect cause of social change. However, Mason suggests that the American people continue to disengage from one another on […]
Hobbes: Language In Contracts, the right passeth, not onely where the words are of the time Present, or Past; but also where they are of the Future: because all Contract is mutual translation, or change of Right; and therefore he that promiseth onely, because he hath already received the benefit for which he prosimeth, is to be understood as if he intended the Right should passe: for unlesse he had been content to have his words so understood, the other […]
In this essay, I will explain how the political ideas helps in the building of the Filipino Nation. I will start on the background of the development of the nineteenth century and the nature or origin of Filipino nation, followed by the discussions on the political ideas of the illustrados and other writers and lastly is in its connection of building of the concept Filipino nation and if they are successful in its establishment. Background on the Nineteenth Century The […]
The political culture of Texas can go far back, but before we can understand Texas’ political culture we must understand the meaning of political culture. Political culture can be defined as the set of values, attitudes, beliefs, and habits which give order and meaning to a political process and which provide the underlying assumptions and rules that govern behavior in the political system A good example of this is in a video titled “ Professor Richard Flores Discusses How Political […]
During the era of imperialism and the plague of capitalism, the capitalist system is unable to sustain organized advances in the living standards of the globe’s working class. The suffering from capitalism and the resultant distress for the people can only be stopped by the conscious employees’ revolution. The revolution is a deliberate act of the working masses. To uncover this need, the vanguard fighters of this group have to be prepared with a conscious plan, a revolutionary program, and […]
High strung tensions of a possible nuclear war were a major fear portrayed throughout the Cold War. Cooperation between Americans and Soviets seemed inconceivable and many believed the constant conflict would never end. When relations looked like a turn for the worst, a monumental change occurred in 1985. Mikhail Gorbachev became the new leader of the Soviet Union and the unimageable became possible. Gorbachev would take control of a dying political and economic state of the Soviet Union. In response, […]
The world is going through several transformations from the progress of new technologies to forms of knowledge of social networks and political and cultural movements. New conceptions are being created through the approximation between cultures provided by communication through the Internet, the improvement of smartphones and especially the need for dialogue between completely different groups. Changes in behavior, and the new conceptions of political representation makes young people a fundamental part of the processes of social transformation in a multicultural […]
I believe the United States should reform its political rules and practices to become more democratic by using proportional representation to determine who gets seats in the legislature, extending voting rights and implementing a parliamentary system. I don’t think the U.S is as democratic as it has always claimed to be. Our current voting laws restrict many minorities from participating in elections. Besides from this, our majority rule system only allows for one or two parties to form all the […]
Since the beginning of American politics, we have lived in a two party political system. These two parties play a very important role in our government, they are a source of ideas for public policy, and they legally oppose each other (class citation), forcing compromises of ideas which are beneficial to the people of the United States of America. Though these two parties generally always oppose each other on the issues, some people believe that there are not significant differences […]
Following World War II and on the verge of American involvement in Vietnam, many Americans pushed for the voting age to be lowered from 21 to 18, stating that if you are “old enough to fight, [you are] old enough to vote”. In March of 1971, Congress ratified the 26th Amendment to the Constitution—the right of citizens of the United States, who are eighteen years of age or older, to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United […]
Nike has always been a brand that isn’t afraid to take chances. For three decades, Nike has been using advertising to address social issues happening in our country. The first ad of the “Just Do It” campaign spotlighted ageism in 1988 and featured Walter Stack, who ran approximately 62,000 miles in his lifetime. A year later, the company advocated for people with disabilities starring Paralympian Craig Blanchette. In 1993, Nike released an ad starring Charles Barkley which positioned him as […]
I walked into the building, my palms are sweating as my hands are shaking as they collected all the papers I needed. I walked up to the desk and asked for the test with a shaky voice. I sit down running through all the amendments and laws through my mind one more time. I looked down at the paper and its almost as if all I had to decipher a different language. One deep breath and I continue. I finished […]
One of the most persistent cultural and political phenomena of recent years has been the emergence of the ‘digital age’ and its impact on the field of the mass media. Central to this challenge has been the quest to understand media audiences in a global village of proliferated digital technologies. A major schism exists between the previous understanding of the mass audience with the traditional media, and today’s media in the age of the internet. Amalgamating the two theories has […]
Prejudice happens in political races and influences the accomplishment of Black competitors, as they crusade to win political power. With a record number of white patriots running for office, more Black people have turned out to hold chosen positions, as an approach to battle the methodical prejudice that Black individuals face. Through crusading, Black competitors are communicating their reality and placing themselves in the line of bigot turmoil, with expectations of fighting the white strength in our political workplaces. Their […]
Bernard Mullu Narokobi was a Papua New Guinean politician, jurist and philosopher. He was also an intellectual writer who has since 1970s has written and published books, plays, poems and many articles touching different aspects (economic, politics, leadership, law, traditions ways of Melanesians, foreign influences and many more). Among his literary works is The Melanesian Wisdom which contains a collection of his essays which were written before Papua New Guinea was liberated from being under Australian rule in 1975. Essays […]
The 2013 Boston Marathon bombing case violated constitutional amendments. The Court seeks a death penalty that must go through a death-penalty protocol. I believe that the Boston Marathon Bombing case violated the living suspects constitutional right by violating the miranda warning and privacy for this the court should not charge the victim with the death penalty punishment. The Boston marathon bombing had one suspect in custody another suspect dead, and a nation has grieve for the victims. The intense publicity […]
A state’s capacity is highly affected by its sovereignty, legitimacy, bureaucracy, and territory. If a country cannot use its own force of power on itself, then is likely to face some turmoil when facing that problem. A huge problem with the countries Brazil, Mexico, and India is that they have been plagued with corruption and are now dealing with the consequences. There are questions to the legitimacy of their governments and they have changed their governments into democracy to hopefully […]
