Category: Politics & Government

The fact that that nuclear power offers many advantages over its conventional competitors such as oil and coal is undeniable. A single Kilogram of readily available uranium can effectively produce more power than 200 barrels of oil (Mazher 339). Scientists the world over are in agreement that nuclear power is one of the most viable…

Geographical factors can influence a country’s foreign policy and vital interests. The politics and other interests of a state are normally informed by its geography. The geostrategy of a state matches its local, regional, and global objectives (Kim, 2004). The geopolitical objectives of a country are designed according to its geostrategy (Kim, 2004). It is…

Table of Contents Introduction Argument Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The British electoral system has historically been involved in bi-party elections except in 1923. The modern multiparty day democracy has been restricted to two parties a tradition that borrows from the first-past-the post system in general as well as local elections. The post war conception of…

Table of Contents Introduction Arguments against Granting Amnesty and Green Cards Conclusion References Introduction Undocumented immigrants are people who gain access to the United States without fulfilling all the legal requirements (Martin & Midgley, 2003). To some people, immigration, legal or illegal, creates an opportunity for the United States to receive fresh ideas that can…

Table of Contents Introduction The Davis-Bacon Act The Walsh- Healey Act The Services Contract of 1965 Comparison Contrast Conclusion Reference List Introduction The Services Contract Act of 1965, The Davis Bacon Act and the Walsh Healey Act are wage laws in the US. These laws were designed to protect employees from exploitative employers. The laws…

Table of Contents Background of Soliciting Funds for Non-Profit Organization Summary of the Proposed Learning Solution Justification Needs/Audience Analysis Target Audience References Background of Soliciting Funds for Non-Profit Organization Soliciting funds is a problem for non-profit organizations because they cannot promise their investors a return and future profit. They are to raise funds by asking…

Table of Contents The fall of the Liberal Government due to the Sponsorship Scandal Political Implication Relevance Conclusion Reference List The fall of the Liberal Government due to the Sponsorship Scandal The sponsorship program, known as Adscam was a swindle attributed to the fall of the Liberal party in Canada in the 2006 election. Allegations…

Table of Contents Introduction Difficulties in Attaining a 2-State Solution References Introduction The Arabian Peninsula has been a focal point in the world with the incidents in the region attracting world wide attention. This has been because of the mass quantities of oil reserves that the region holds as therefore making it especially significant to…

Table of Contents Introduction Process Description Worldview Influence Conclusion Bibliography Footnotes Introduction Comparative politics is a critical part of social research that can offer answers to critical questions. As such, scholars who work on the matter must understand the process utilized in the discipline. While it is similar to many other sciences in its preference…

Table of Contents Introduction Strengths and Weaknesses in Political Structures Strengths and Weaknesses in Economic Structures The LJSP Balance Conclusion Bibliography Footnotes Introduction The division of countries between the Global South and the Global North after the Cold War was one of the most remarkable economic and political events that touched the world. The regions…