Category: Politics & Government

Table of Contents Immunity Inviolability Asylum Reciprocity Privilege Vienna Convention on Consular Relations, 1963 Works Cited Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations is the main international legal instrument identifying the status and functions of the diplomatic representation in the governments. The Convention is comprised of fifty-three articles regulating the rules and orders of the diplomatic relations…

It is undeniable that China has transformed itself into a modern country in recent years and this has been well done. As a matter of fact, the country has shaped itself to become a modern nation by its own terms. Anybody who visits China will be greeted by massive developments and modernization and this have…

Table of Contents Power and Authority Hegemony Conclusion References It is common knowledge that there will be wars and rumours of war. This can be a prediction of what will happen in the future. But it can also be regarded as a statement of fact. This assertion led many philosophers and political scientists to conclude…

Table of Contents Introduction Conclusion References List Introduction United States and Britain are believed to be strongest countries which have the strongest base in every area of participation. The two have done a lot in implanting so many things together with them the legislative and executives that governed the world. They show the efficient legislatures…

Table of Contents The Ideal of Self-governance and democracy Equality as an ideal in American Political system Conclusion References Noteworthy is the fact that every country of the world has its political values, which go to define what political scientists refer to as political culture, and America is no exception. Political culture has been defined…

Table of Contents Introduction Main body Conclusion Bibliography Footnotes Introduction The New Silk Roads by Peter Frankopan is an updated version of his earlier book The Silk Roads, hence one needs to read ‘Sill Roads’ to understand The New Silk Roads. Originally, the book was a postscript or kind of epilogue to The Silk Roads…

Table of Contents Introduction Issue and Background Talking points Points of Debate Recommendations Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Since the relations between the United States and China were straightened two decades ago, American interests have invariably remained constant and consistent with those of the larger China. This has been followed with reproach from the political realm…

Table of Contents Introduction Background Information Socio-Economic Problems Counterarguments Case Studies and Solutions Works Cited Introduction The issue of gun control remains a divisive topic in the United States. Those in favor of stricter laws regarding the purchase and ownership of firearms highlight various challenges that many American citizens continue to face. Different groups that…

Middle East largely inhibited my Muslim nations and it consists of such countries as Iraq, Iran, Turkey, Palestine, Syria, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Oman, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, Jordan, Lebanon, Israel and Kuwait. Middle East has been known for a long time with political issues that have resulted to a long time war between the…

Table of Contents Introduction UAE Foreign Policy Works Cited Introduction The United Arab Emirates gained its independence at the end of 1971, by then it comprised of seven emirates these being; Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ras Al-Khainah, Ajman, Al-Qaiwain and Fujairah all of which had previously been under treaty relations with the united kingdom and…