Category: Politics & Government

Table of Contents Introduction Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Legislation can be referred to as one of the most disputable areas of human activity that is used to regulate and control the relationships between individuals as parts of the communities and communities as large entities consisting of individuals. The Akaka bill is aimed at restricting the…

Table of Contents Introduction Good governance New public management Decentralization References Introduction According to Fukuyuma (2004), the act of state-building is a very fragile concept. In this respect, the state-building affair must be conducted in a manner that creates stable institutions. Although the essentials of state-building are learned from some of the developed countries, the…

Table of Contents Introduction Historical Background Kurds in Turkey Kurds in Iraq and Syria International Relations Conclusion References Introduction The Kurdish question in the 20th century. Major stakeholders. Kurds and foreign policy. The Kurdish question emerged at the beginning of the 20th century, but it still remains unresolved. On the one hand, some nations support…

Table of Contents Introduction Historical background Effects of the border dispute on trade Progress on bilateral trade Conclusion Reference List Introduction Since the 19th century, Russia and Japan have had turbulent relations based on various issues, with the main one being boundary disputes over a chain of islands that lie between the two states. The…

Table of Contents Introduction Main text Conclusions References Introduction The current research paper provides with comprehensive analysis of the law-making process and the structure of the British Parliament and American Congress. These two institutions represent the paramount of constitutionalism in the West but are distinct in many respects and hence require careful comparative analysis. Laws…

Introduction Foreign policy of a country is the essential component for the sound governance of the country as well as keeping good terms with the nations of the world and let the international transaction with full speed. It is determined by the policymakers of a given country considering the issues of national safety and security.…

Table of Contents Abstract Introduction Literature Review Methodology Results Discussion/Conclusion Abstract The following research proposal has been prompted by a series of surveys that were taken from a group of women at five state prison facilities located in Tennessee, Kentucky, Arkansas, Georgia, and Mississippi. The purpose of this research is to study specifically the effects…

Table of Contents Introduction The Threats to American Global Powers The Reasons for the Threats to American Global Powers to Be Successful The Next World Order Factors Leading to the Decline of America as a Superpower Bibliography Footnotes Introduction America has enjoyed more privilege than any other country. The United States is more significant than…

From Our Archives: A New Look at the Impeachment of Andrew Johnson is an article by Michael Les Benedict that focuses on the impeachment of a former president of the United States. The author specifies that the article only covers the events leading to the impeachment due to the limited space. To provide a thorough…

Table of Contents Historical Background Stakes of Politics Public Policy Issues- Current Affairs Political Culture Political Participation Conclusion References Brazil is considered as the fifth most populous nation in the world and the largest in Latin America. It is therefore of interest not only to the Western powers but also to the Eastern powers such…