Political Science
The political event in consideration is the Balfour Declaration. In the course of World War I, the Middle East was under British Imperialism. In 1915, the British government through Sir Henry McMahon, who was Egypt's British High Commissioner, assured Hussein, who was Sharif of Mecca at the time, that Britain would give backing to the independence of the Arab kingdom if they took part in an Arab revolt in opposition of the Ottoman Empire. However, two years later, Britain through Lord Arthur Balfour issued the Balfour Declaration with… Continue Reading...
Political Obligation
When it comes to political science and philosophy, there are many subjects and points of analysis that are very intriguing, widely discussed and heavily debated. There are also certain people, both past and present, that have proved themselves as scholars on those political subjects. Such is the case with both John Locke and David Hume. One particular subject that both men weighed in on was the role of consent when it comes to the creation of political obligation. The positions of both men will be covered in this report and the author of the… Continue Reading...
few instances innocent suspects have ended up behind bars. Zalman (2006) points to the relevance of borrowing models of research from sociology and political science with regard to public policy area of study. This will enhance the understanding of researchers on capacity of integrating reforms in the justice system.
The boarder control program touches on geopolitics and ethical issues surrounding quality of products getting into a country from other partners in international trade. Even with heightened boarder security it is not lost on the government that substandard goods and counterfeit products still find their way into the country. The problem of drug trafficking has also been a thorn in the flesh. A scholarly… Continue Reading...
in the Progressive Era: Patterns of opposition and support in referenda voting, 1910-1918." American Political Science Review 79, no. 02 (1985): 415-435.] [5: Ibid]
After the Seneca Convention, the subject of women's right to vote was widely mocked in the press. As a consequence, a number of delegates who had supported the convention withdrew their support. Stanton and Mott never gave up though. They proceeded to organize other similar conferences. They were later joined by fiery activists such as Susan B. Antony and others[footnoteRef:6]. [6: Supra note 1]
The beginning of the American Civil War in 1861 negatively affected the momentum of the women's… Continue Reading...
Political Science, 103-114.
This article offers a refreshing focus on solutions to Boko Haram focused on pragmatic as well as theoretical issues. The topics addressed include the oil-based economy as potentially contributing to the problem, as well as "endemic corruption, poverty, frustration, despair, and social exclusion and marginalization," (p. 103). Solutions need to focus on root causes, and include good governance policies, leadership, and institutions like welfare and job creation.
Onuoha, F.C. (2014). Why do youth join Boko Haram? United States Institute of Peace Special Report 348, June 2014, Retrieved:… Continue Reading...
of the United States, 1840-1940.” Working paper published by the American Political Science Association (2011). https://www.researchgate.net/publication/228129460_Election_Fraud_and_Contested_Co ngressional_Elections_An_Analysis_of_the_United_States_1840-1940
This article provides an overview of the various reasons elections have been contested in the United States through the legal system. “Drawing on a general ‘calculus of petitions’ that can help untangle when contests might be filed, we seek to evaluate the… Continue Reading...
An assessment of recent initiatives. Development Policy Review, 31(1), S49-S67.
The author of this article is a political science professor at the University of California, an exemplification of his mastery and knowledge of the subject. The article emphasizes the importance of transparency and accountability in the budget process. With reference to empirical literature, the author points out that though there is no universally accepted methodology for ensuring transparency and accountability in public budget management, there are four important ingredients of success: the production of valid information, alliances between stakeholders, legal empowerment, and international support. Enhancing transparency and accountability in the budget process is vital for ensuring efficiency… Continue Reading...
concepts from the disciplines of anthropology, theology, political science, sociology, etc. shape the above movements (Driskell).
According to Driskell, social justice elements of art instruction encompass inquiry, examination, and action, with the former component being youth-driven. When posing issues, educators question children on matters stemming directly from their lives. Inquiry outcomes shift from distinct scenarios to a more generalized, society-wide context. Students personalize, deliberate on, and generalize their problems. Analysis entails observing others' complex contexts and discussing potential resolutions to their issues. Students collaboratively and critically analyze artwork in relation to the issue presented, concentrating on examining… Continue Reading...