Political Science

The last five chapters of Robert Gildeas Barricades and Borders: Europe 1800-1914 discusses the sequel of industrialization and urbanization in Europe. Some of the event...

President-elect Donald Trump campaign promises, which he plans to translate into policies, primarily focussed on improving the economy of the United States. In his accept...

There is a simple logic behind bias and propaganda in the news media today. Every society and culture has their world view and interpretations. This influences what they...

The relationship of nations is tarnished by the divisions that exist between them. In the modern world, it is rare to find nations that are seemingly similar. However, th...

Political conflict is a difference regarding values which are considered relevant to a given societys conflict items and directly involves two warring parties. Political...

The Constitution of United States has withstood the test of time for over two centuries, that is, it has been phenomenal when it comes to protecting the rights of its cit...

Presidents are undoubtedly one of the most powerful political actors in the American democracy. They have powers in policy-making control resource allocation and appoint...

During the period 600 CE-1450 new forms of governance contributed to maintaining continuity and fostered change to traditional political systems. The empires were formed...

A two-term limit is set by the 22nd Amendment on the office of the President (Nicandro, 2016). The question that begs is whether members of the other branches must do th...

Political violence refers to the violence perpetrated by individuals or the government to achieve their political objectives. This paper describes the purpose and differe...