Political Science

Although in the very first beginning, the pamphlet had very little impact on the widespread revolutionary movements in Europe in the mid- 19th century, the communist manifesto was indeed to become the very most popular and widely discussed documents of the 20th century. Marx fought to discuss, present and differentiate his  brand of socialism  ideas distinctively  from a class of others  insisting  that his  ideas were scientifically  rooted in the objective study...

The circle of life can not run smoothly if there is no change in the environment. For the stability of the structure we need change, as our structured is design in a way that modifications become a need. The pyramid structure of our society with social classes is inevitable. The poor remains poor for years over years and for the betterment of their lifestyle so that they get the basic needs of life the government bring welfare reforms. With time change is necessary in the shape of reforms. Welfare...

Fast-Track Authority was undemocratic under the U.S constitution. Congress writes laws and sets our trade policies. However, through the introduction of Fast Track, the president grabbed that power. This mechanism facilitated controversial commercial pacts like NAFTA and the World Trade Organizations (WTO), which restricts nations trade and non trade policies. Americans were for anti-fast track authority system and they tried all their means to ensure that Bush Administration is not granted with...

This paper focuses on the recruitment of the armed forces in New Zealand. The New Zealand army is made up of the navy, the army and the air force. During recruitment, each unit conducts its own recruitment and training at their own different bases. They also conduct it during different times of the year and three different budgets are made for the three different units of the armed forces. There are also different administrative units that spearhead the recruitment, each with its own hierarchy of...

The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell is a book that analyses the fascinating social dynamics that cause rapid change.  Using anecdotes and stories about Hush Puppies, Sesame Street and Airwalk sneakers, Gladwell illustrates principles and theories that help to explain how a particular phenomenon reaches the tipping point - that magic moment when an idea, trend, or social behavior crosses a threshold, tips and spreads like wildfire. The book was first published in 2000, when it became a national...

For a segment that contributes so heavily to the American cause, life should be very comfortable for international students. Unfortunately, this isnt the case. International students are one of the most stressed lot in our society. The selection of a college or university is one of the most important decisions of our lives and is thus quite stressful as it is. For someone who is leaving behind hisher family and country, it is much more stressful. In the post 911 scenario, these problems have increased...

First Article In state where war and chaos continue to exist even to this modern world, one cannot help but also to continue hoping to eventually find themselves in peace and stand again as one country delivering economic, political and most importantly social growth for all its citizens. This has been the vision of Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad in his interview conducted by Lally Weymouth, in her article in Newsweek Magazines entitled SALAM FAYYAD MY PREOCCUPATION NOW IS THIS PLAN...

Many countries claim to have democratic space in the way people are elected in government positions as they compete with one another for the highly esteemed offices. Indeed countries hold free and fair elections to have these people take up their positions as leaders but we fail to see is the way in which leadership positions are always tried to be passed on to favorable candidates who have been selected by the people in power so that he or she can continue safeguarding their interests or for them...