The presentation should introduce  the  main  arguments  of  the  text  and  briefly  explain  the  historical  background.  The  length  of  the presentation should be approx. 1 pageof text. Presenters will then also be responsible for facilitating the class discourse by being the experts on the text. Whether you are presenting or not, everybody is required to read all the texts, unless […]

(Append this part of the paper to combined part 1&2 document and submit altogether.) This is the third part of the Policy Analysis Paper. There are two steps involved: Step 1: Choose the evaluative criteria (at least 4), consider the following questions from our textbook: How should we choose the proper policy action(s)? On what basis should we make our choice? […]

My question this week has to do with the Universal Declaration of human rights. My question is if there are so many articles prohibiting unfair living conditions, as well as the right to living a healthy life, Why are there so many countries living in Famine?

So far we have discussed matters of civil rights, civil liberties, public opinion and political participation. By now, I think you get the idea that politics and political behavior operate within institutions. We citizens interact with governmental institutions on a regular basis through the goods and service we utilize, the quality of our air, our streets, our parks etc.. Is there something […]

Search Youtube (Links to an external site.) or The Museum of the Living Image  (Links to an external site.)for an interesting political ad.  The ad can be for President or some other office, including recent primary elections, upcoming senate elections, and gubernatorial elections *Alternatively, you can post a political cartoon* Analyze the ad/cartoon in approximately 200 words (1-3 paragraphs). organize the analysis into paragraphs points […]

1-Review the political platform of the Conservative party of Canada. Note 2 political actions that are in line with Conservatism and explain why and how they relate to the concepts attached to this ideology. List your sources. 2- Answer the questions below. List your source(s) for all your answers: A) Is Conservatism against change? Explain why or why not? ( […]

Research the background of your Congressional representatives  two senators and a member of the House  of Representatives. Find out about their previous occupation(s),  political experience, family, income, education, and other relevant  demographics. What percentage of the vote did they receive to win in  their last election? What are two policy issues areas they are  interested in? How do these areas […]

In 1986, J. Glass argued that a parent’s political orientation is the strongest determining factor in predicting a child’s future political preferences (i.e., most (or many) Republicans grew up in Republican-leaning households and most (or many) Democrats grew up in Democrat-leaning households).  See Attitude similarity in three-generational families: Socialization, status inheritance, or reciprocal influence? American Sociological Review, Vol 51, 685-698 (1986).  You can access the article using the hyperlink […]

Write  3000 words addressing the following issue(s)   1. Explain the delegation issue and the non-delegation doctrine.   2. How do administrative agencies perform the duties of the three branches of government?   3. What are the strengths and weaknesses of this system? 4. Do administrative entities fit within the branches of the federal government?   If so, where? 5. Discuss […]