Social & Political Theory Essay Examples and Topics. Page 2

However, this has changed as the government decided to open the country and allow tourism in the Kingdom to realise the Kingdom's vision 2030.

The organization of the article is well-established as each paragraph either refers to an instance in which Perry is shown abusing the power of the governor or refers to the overall thesis, which is argumentative, [...]

The French government did not want to invest in the colony, and it granted the development of the settlement to a trading company, which was given a monopoly on the fur trade and was to [...]

The current foreign policies of the country have remained ineffective in regulating the influx of foreigners in the country. The following are some of the specific challenges that are associated with the high rate of [...]

For this reason, the primary goal of the study is to create the theoretical background for the discussion and enhance the understanding of post-conflict state-building issues using the case of sub-Saharan Africa for comparison and [...]

The existence of governments and countries with different systems of organization raises questions about how nations coexist. Moreover, other inquiries about economic and social stability inside the countries exist. These issues are addressed in the field of political science – a scientific approach to studying politics (Department of Political Science, 2022). The following critique presents […]

The elimination of problems of the present-day society from the perspectives of morality and shared values is one of the most challenging tasks for humanity.

The evident benefit of governance is the flexibility of this system since the participants can adjust the strategy according to their needs.

Today it is possible to say that the global commons are in danger because of the threat of the development of such factors as the extreme global population growth, the resources' shortage as a result [...]

The second part of the 20th century emerged with the depiction of conspiracy theories under the speculations of multiple crime perpetrators in the increased assassinations. Tension and permanent wars are critical items in national security [...]

Following the release of A Theory of Justice by John Rawls in 1971, which marked a milestone in the development of the enlightenment project, Nozick's Anarchy, State and Utopia, published in 1974, represented the application [...]

However, as follows from the article, the fact of their election does not guarantee the improvement of the conditions for specific categories of citizens.

In other words, the inadequacy of communication within the community and the absence of essential knowledge on the issues, which are to be resolved, are directly connected to political affairs.

It means that the distrust of blue-collar workers in this field, complemented by the difficulties of promotion, limits their involvement. In this way, these sources add to the description of the overall inequality from the [...]

One way in which the collective action problem makes civil war more likely is the obvious advantages of free-riding as compared to the active support of the ruling government and existing status quo.

Thus, when analyzing civil wars or other conflicts in split ethnic homelands, one should pay careful attention to the dynamics of ethnic identity rather than presume that ethnicity is non-malleable and set in stone.

More specifically, the schools of a democratic system of most significant interest are deliberative democracy and democratic participation. At the same time, deliberative democracy realizes the political interest of every citizen in a thorough discussion.

On the other hand, Congress, which is the first branch of the U.S.government, can contribute to the deterioration of the issue or assist in its solving.

The main issue is centered around the problematic aspects of the left-right dichotomy in regards to political views and perspectives on a wide range of social, political, economic, and environmental concerns.

The transformation from the old Ottoman Government system into a modernized newly nation of Turkey, stabilization of Iran, and establishment of the state of Israel with the political values along irrevocable political cultures and behavior [...]

Modern constitutionalism is based on the principle of universal principles, the independence of the judiciary, the separation of powers, the power and freedom of the people otherwise referred to as the sovereignty of the people, [...]

In conclusion, it is necessary to note that historical, political, and cultural peculiarities of the United States make federalism the most appropriate type of governance for the country.

COVID-19, as a pandemic that drastically affected everyone worldwide, has a massive impact not only on the condition of welfare but also on politics, which makes it political. The split in political views over COVID-19 [...]

In this article, Fukuyama argued that the end of the cold war is no ordinary event, in fact, it is the end of history as we know it, and that mankind's socio-cultural evolution is complete.

My personal belief is that the decision-making aspect of the party is getting weaker due to the prevalence of wealthy interest groups that sometimes do not serve the interest of the constituency.

In spite of a popular view of the medical benefits of marijuana, doctors insist that the use of marijuana provides the same dangerous effect as other drugs.

On the other hand, Marx defined socialism as a principle that ensures the most of these production factors are owned and controlled by the society or the state for the benefit of the whole community [...]

The following response paper aims to explore separatist movements and their impact on the international community and countries from different regions in the globe.

Generally, the intentions of the government can be described as formative and wise; however, in certain cases, it is difficult to agree with the position of the government.

On State and politics, Thakur explains that Weber understood the state as a "political structure or grouping" that succeeds in claiming the monopoly to the acceptable use force in maintenance and enforcement of law and [...]

The federalist believed the document was good while the ant federalists believed the document would not safeguard the interests of the states and of the people therein.

Public relations is the procedure of checking the flow of information between an institution and its community. This became a success and thus led to creation of awareness to the Americans of the influence that [...]

Thus the rationale of Israel, embodied in its economic, cultural, as well as social institutions, comprise the following: to build up Hebrew as the national language; to take up mass immigration of Jews who cannot [...]

The anxiety of the masses generating the actions of the leaders of the world is not a new event, as it is described in this book.

The article by Leith Mullings "Interrogating Racism: Toward an Antiracist Anthropology" is the way for talking about the concept of equality in social relations and in the formation of power.

According to them Industrialization increased the divide between the rich and the poor and shackled the poor to the chains of servility and penury.

However, pointing out that no economist before him had investigated the device that kept the population on par with the means of subsistence, Malthus identified this device as misery.

World Economic Outlook while analyzing the relationship between population growth and the economy, suggests that policymakers like Thomas Malthus interpret in his work Essay on the Principle of Population in 1798, that the rate of [...]

Globalisation has become the most overused and under the specified term in the international scene since the end of the Cold War.

The capacity of a state to effectively administer and govern its state activities contributes to the success of state-building, as observed by Fukuyama, as in the case of the American state.

The Puritans were a group of the influential minority group of Protestants in the history of America who were opposed to the Settlement of the Elizabethan.

The aspects of self-determination and self governance form the bulwark of country's power and sovereignty, not only in relation to its own administration and political setup, but also with regard to foreign affairs and its [...]

The rise of the Shining Path and the Zapatistas both derive from the social and economic deprivation and marginalization of the peasants and native indigenous people of the respective countries.

The implied position underlying the focus objectives of this paper come from the understanding that the influence of society on the state and vice versa is unavoidable.

The use of social movement theory to Zionism pictures the difficulties of the communal and political circumstances inside and outside Israel that restrain peace.

The constitution of the United States says that, the power of legislation is vested upon a congress of United States, which consists of a senate and House of Representatives, the executive power is vested on [...]

Accordingly, the politics of democracy is defined by theories of democracy as well as the changes in the manners and practice of democracy which also alter the ideology and the theory.

The article significantly addresses the importance of the emerging concept of social control in the place of the decaying concept of state based on Foucault's criticism of a 'theory of the State.' intending to imply [...]

Use the characters of Hsiang Tzu and Camille to discuss how and for what reasons the novel and the film have different visions of the relationship of individuals to revolution.

The article first embarks on a discussion of the faint future of the Palestinian Authority, and the threat that PA poses to Israeli security, especially after the electoral victory of Islamic Hamas in January 2006.

The power of the authority and the matters of obedience still stay rather arguable. The tremendous readiness of adults to go to roughly any lengths on the authority of an authority constitutes the chief justice [...]

The first of these differences being the nature of the concepts of power and authority, the second, the sources from which each derives the power/authority, and finally, the many types of each concept.

The television series "West Wing" interprets the workings in the White House and how the president's staff has the power to whitewash the truth just to protect the president, in the guise of giving honor [...]

Commencing with an overview of the material conditions of society, The Future of an Illusion proclaims that these conditions result from two processes: the technological processes that control the forces of nature and extract its [...]

Tomas Paine was one of the advocates of the separation from the monarchy and the establishment of democracy. It appears that none of the political systems criticized by Paine and Tocqueville was able to provide [...]

In such a way, regardless of approval or disapproval of Karl Marx's ideas, it is important to understand that some of the influences that his works caused were a result of the scale and angle [...]

These famous words well emphasize that though it is an essential requirement for an individual, freedom requires that one be ready to take full responsibility for the consequences of their freedom and be obliged to [...]

Socialism developed from the social conditions and events of the early 19th century due to the impact of the industrial revolution.

The main objective of this study was to test the validity of the hypothesis that it is namely the Realist theory of international relations that explains the true significance of the Chinese OBOR initiative better [...]

It is understood, of course, that such an outlook on the problem of homelessness is meant to diminish the government's responsibility for the fact that there are hundreds of thousands of people in the US [...]

The video clip "Catch-22 Explained" narrates the story of a World War II bombardier who is already fed up with the insanity of the upheaval. This discussion gives a detailed analysis of the impacts of [...]

However, it is vital to understand the crucial roles played by the state when it comes to power contests and the desire to rule.

In particular, the author points out that the influence of the options is more potent than that of the existing economic and political factors.

For example, an ethical employee is told to find a method of keeping costs down to help the company survive the recession, the employee helps the company lower costs by outsourcing the means of production [...]

The poem justifies the decision by the Europeans to enter Africa and mentions that it was a way of helping the Africans.

According to the theorist, Elinor Ostrom, the concept of collective action is the main subject of political science and its problem is deeply rooted in a social dilemma equated to the game theory terms of [...]

Rousseau argued that in the past people had no hunger for individual ownership of the property until one person fenced a piece of land and claimed that the land belonged to him; after this, people [...]

But statistics show that on a non-electioneering year, they make a couple of trips to their constituencies and go the extra mile to get in touch with issues at the grassroots.

The transition from the exercise of power in the Monarchial period to the disciplinary power has been successful through the application of simple technologies and techniques.

Of key importance is the role of the enforcers of the opinions since they are the determinants of the level at which the acceptable opinions work for the good of the society.

Several European nations underwent significant changes and continuities in the 17th and 18th centuries due to the process of establishing and building strong states.

Therefore, employers are forced to pay efficiency wages to increase work intensity and the cost of job loss. The intention is to reduce wages as employees are pressurized to work harder and to the extreme.

After listening to the professor of sociology talking about human rights, dignity, and humanity, as well as to the employees of rights of migration talking about the concept and meaning of DACA in PaloAlto, I [...]

In addition to that, he was appointed to "the Energy and Natural Resources Committee; the Commerce Science, and Transportation Committee; and the Special Committee on Aging".

As Dorling pointed out, "Given the lack of social achievement, it is likely that the New Labour's record will largely be characterised in the future as 'Thatcherism continued' or, more cruelly, as some kind of [...]

Their fight for capitalism has failed due to the rulings that find them guilty of trying to manipulate the written law of the country.

The second phase of direct democratization is connected with some progress of the reformers and the achievement of a compromise with the moderate forces of the ruling elite regarding the constitution of the basic democratic [...]

The tenure of the elected candidate is for four years in the US, after which the candidate and other aspirants may again contest the election.

1 According to the opinions of the great political leaders such as the father of the People's Republic of China, Mao Zedong, or the main revolutionary figure in Cuba, Che Guevara, a revolution is a [...]

As the paper reveals through various concepts and theories by Marx, it was the responsibility of the socialists and scientists to transform the society through promoting ideologies of class-consciousness and social action as a way [...]

Calvinism and Predestination are central to the book because Weber considers the actions and beliefs of Calvinists as two of the major factors in the development of capitalism.

On the one hand, I agree with the verdict because one of the important conditions for the stability of American society is the public confidence in the authorities, and if such cases are not sanctioned, [...]

The author emphasizes the tendency in the modern popular culture to humanize the technological aspects of our lives, probably in order to compensate for the exacerbated violence and a lack of compassion that human beings [...]

One of the ways to analyze the issue of racism in the police system and subsequent movements is from a historical point of view.

For instance, in the early 1970s, the church announced its rejection of the ideas of capitalism, and it abandoned the securities that it owned.

In the work "The Transformation of Europe", Weiler argues that the integration of different European states transformed the continent into something similar to a federal arrangement.

However, on the other end of the spectrum, there is constant damage and destruction of natural resources that are now not the way the used to be before industrialization.

The analogy presented in the Federalist paper number seventy formed the basis of the present-day powerful executive in the United States.

This search for the optimal organization of society leads to the emergence of the theory of separation of powers, which has set a goal to protect human rights and freedoms.

Further, pinpointing the necessary aspects that foster the development of the skill besides assessing the influence of faith and spirituality in the reinforcement of the quality would be the concentration of the paper.

This report recommends the use of a well-developed benefits system to address the problems of the majority affected by unemployment or ageing.

In order to consolidate their control over the information that is provided to the representatives of the general public, corporations also started to influence the context of the advertisements.

According to Parenti, the President of the United States caters to the needs of the capitalist society no matter what political party the former belongs to as the subject matter is believed to be the [...]

There is a variety of reasons for this, and the presented article titled "From Egalitarianism to Kleptocracy" describes how and why this is the current state of most governments.

The paper then focuses on the differences between the social division of labor and the detailed division of labor. It is important to look at the difference between the social division of labor and the [...]

It also supposes the recognition of the people as the source of power and suggests the power of the majority, of citizens' equality, and the rule of law.

In this context, the purpose of the judicial branch should not be misunderstood and viewed with reference to the purposes of the executive and legislative branches.

Elections provide the representatives of the representatives of the general public with the opportunity to affect the government. In addition to that, interest groups are mainly formed and led by the representatives of rather influential [...]

Globalization has resulted in increased conflicting demands as organizations strive to address local, regional, and internal institutional demands in the field of academics and industry. The logic of bridging organizations is to respond to conflicting [...]

He shares his experience of belonging to the New Left movement: "the dynamic center of the decade" which pushed the youth forward by proclaiming the arrival of the change and "forming the template for the [...]

To begin with, Pentland states that by the middle of the nineteenth century there were a plenty of signs indicating that the changes of the course of the economy "had gone too far to be [...]

The concept of militarism as it applies to modern times works towards deviating the true purpose of military solutions and the immoralities of war and other conflicts.

The concept of leadership, especially in the political arena is complex and the perception of a good leader differs from one school of thought to another.

The main causes of the economic and political inequality, as well as of the unified notion of success seen in students of the most prominent colleges, are the government policies and the monopoly of Wall [...]

However, the exclusion of certain groups of people from the democratic process does not contribute to the flourishment of a system that hinges on the belief that "the operation and ownership of power" are essential [...]

The theories look at the philosophies which shape the relationships between nations and the key interests of the nations which participate in international relations.

One of the most important aspects that should not be disregarded is that many scholars believe that some of the theories that were suggested by the philosopher are reasonable and can be applied to modern [...]

Availability of resources and new markets will boost the development of the US economy. The US imperialism is one of the most efficient ways to solve this issue.

Karl Marx was one of the philosophers who opposed liberalism arguing that the system is based on a defective policy that allows the rich and the powerful in society to own the means of production [...]

Much to the credit of the author, the variables are defined rather precisely; as Vora explains, the independent variables include the influence of the Western culture and the conflict that the collision of the latter [...]

The existence of freedom in the world has been one of the most controversial topics in the world. As a result, he suggests indirectly that freedom is found in the ability to think rationally.

The basic principle of the limited war theory is the avoidance of armed war and the mutual destruction that is brought by it.

The authors of this manuscript provided their own explanation of the nature of the society, the gap between classes as its ever-present historical characteristic, and the predicted development and failure of the capitalist way of [...]

The antagonism that seems to crop up from the two interpretations gives rise to the concept of egalitarianism that seeks to diminish the differences that arise from the understanding of liberty and equality.

The validity of this statement can be well illustrated, in regards to White's strive to work out a strategy for making the U.S.economy less sensitive to the externally induced stimuli.

Mann explains that the rise the nation-state happened alongside the increase in transnational power relations that would challenge the existence of the nation-state.

However, the subject of debate has been the right interpretation of the habeas corpus. If the court confirms the legality of the detention, the law demands that the accused be produced for trial.

During instances of civil unrest and peace, donors have attempted to link the foreign aid provided to the Dominican Republic to increased protection of human rights, the establishment of democratic ideals and institutions, cessation of [...]

The government, the private sector and the people in general must work like a team. By devolving functions of national agencies and delegating powers to the local government units, good governance becomes a reality.

Despite the fact that the process of state legitimation based on the original definition of Weber presupposes the immediate involvement of every citizen into the political and legal structuring of the state and the creation [...]