Political Science

Discussion: Democracy in the United States Round 2 No unread replies.No replies. We looked at couple of definitions of democracy in the earlier discussion. However, just because something meets the strict definition does not mean we cannot look at it more deeply. Take the first definition of democracy we saw: rule by the…

Textbook:https://openstax.org/details/books/american-govern… Read Chapter 2 and answer the following in 5–6 sentences each. Paraphrase, otherwise quote properly if you are taking language from the text: 1. What are two concepts that are new to you from the reading of this chapter? Why did you choose these terms? What is something about the terms or concepts you learned that you didn’t know before? Question 2: Your choice — answer one of the following ONLY: Choice A: What is a new amendment you think should be added to the Constitution? Why? Choice B: How does the Constitution impact you in your everyday life? Give examples.

I’m at the inaugural Plurality Research Network Conference, which brings together academics and technologists from computer science, economics, political science, and art under the banner of establishing an academic “Plurality” agenda. This effort is an attempt to bring legibility to a certain brand of ideas (democratic technologies such as Polis…

assignment is based off the following articles however i wish the focus of the paper to be about #1: 1.who influences U.s Foreign Policy ( DOI:10.1017/S000305540505152X ) 2. Crossing borders International migration and national security ( http://dx.doi.org/10.1162/isec.2006.31.1.165 ) Prepare: Read the articles Who Influences U.S. Foreign Policy and Crossing Borders: International Migration and National Security…

Equality of opportunity versus Equality of outcome? if you have never heard the expression I’m about to break it down for you it’s not a very complicated concept to understand and once you understand it you will recognize its moral implications and real issues in your daily life let me start with some simple analogies to…

Despite the ideals of fairness and justice that underpin modern political systems, the origins of politics are marked by power struggles and coercion. — I. Introduction Politics is the process by which a community makes decisions about how it will be governed and how resources will be allocated. It involves the creation and enforcement of laws, the resolution of conflicts, and the promotion of the common good. The origins of politics can be traced back to…

From any of the datasets either furnished with SPSS, or any other dataset you chose., develop a reasonable hypothesis. This means you need to come up with an independent and dependent variable. Your project should do the following a. Explain why this hypothesis — why would you expect the independent variable to…