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Forms of Government: What’s The Score?

In linguistics, government is described as a structure that the public or a nation is governed. Government also refers to the public or people who implementation policymaking right in a nation. The government assures enforcement of state rules as well as determining mechanisms of state policy. Different kinds of government affect activities of the public.

Summary of the movie and main points

The movie ‘Forms of Government: What’s the Score’ is about different types of governments and how they implement their state policies. These different types of governments include anarchy, republic, democracy, oligarchy, and monarchy. Anarchy government is the system in which there is no Continue reading...

Democracy in Eastern and Central Europe

Democracy in Eastern and Central Europe

Introduction

Any system of government works through a proper channel in which every power is given responsibilities according to the prescribed status, state, and economy. Democratic countries consist of political elites that aim to establish political institutions. They intend to perform some form of functions that lead to decide the extent of legitimacy on which political decisions are based. The mass public, competing elites, and politicians with legitimacy in mind move ahead to create a democratic regime, which is stable and institutional too. Democratizers have to make important decisions in which the prime are Continue reading...

The main framework of administrative law is structured through the legislation of the Promotion of Administrative Justice Act (PAJA) of 2000, which purpose is to give effect in giving justice to the administrative acts set forth under the Bill of Rights. The main provision of the PAJA is to secure the right of the people to a fair and just administrative acts (The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development of Republic of South Africa, n.d.). The independence of the National Prosecuting Authority was upheld under the PAJA, by virtue of which the prosecuting authority in South Africa repeatedly insists Continue reading...

Abstract

The paper considers the causes and the consequences of a war in Donbass, the eastern Ukraine. The relations and similarities of the war causes have been revealed. The conducted research on the political, social, ethnical and cultural inner causes of war together with the international threads have been included into a plausible model of the war. There are also provided the suggestions on resolution of the armed conflict in Donbass and advices on the negotiation between the parties as well as the steps to the conflict resolution are provided together with considering the important familiar mentalities of the citizens Continue reading...

“International politics, like all politics, is a struggle for power”

― Hans J. Morgenthau
The two regional powers – Turkey and People’s Republic of China (PRC or China) – have both competed to lead the Central Asia and at the same time aimed to find areas of common interests for quite a long period. For the purposes of this research, the relations between the two states during Cold War and post Cold War period will be analyzed and the issue of Uyghur in respect of these relations will be given special attention.
Following the Second World War the paths of Turkey and China on international arena diverged at some point. Ankara Continue reading...

The definition of a constitution is “The system of fundamental laws and principles that prescribes the nature, functions, and limits of a government or another institution” (Dictionary.search.yahoo.com, 2015). In the context of the various Constitutions of the State of Texas, they reflect the growth of the economy and politics of the area from the time when it was a part of Mexico into statehood in the United States of America. Seven different constitutions were created in the time period between 1827 and 1876. As they evolve toward the present Texas Constitution, they retained some of the elements of the Continue reading...

I think the pursuit of knowledge is the greatest form of living since it demands more than mere true belief knowledge contributes to the extra ingredient beyond true belief. Knowledge is valuable to a person since it enables one to have preparedness and an expectation of survival advantage. The persistence of knowledge to a person will enable them to maintain the appropriate belief state through time and changing situations Socrates concluded that knowledge of the road to Larissa is no more valuable than true belief for the intent of getting to Larissa. Socrates failed to take into consideration that Continue reading...

Merengue dance is categorized in the fast-paced dance genre that is identified by its distinguishing beat and associated dance. Although the origin of the Merengue dance is not clear, it is believed to be part of the syncretistic process of the Afro-European-Caribbean syncretistic or transcultural process (Bailey 570). It is claimed that the dance was as a result of celebrating victory by the Dominicans after winning the independence war against Haiti in 1844. The dance later spread into Antilles region and was witnessed in Curacao, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Santo Domingo, Colombia, Haiti, and Panama. However, it can be noticed Continue reading...

Tacitus was a senator, who also indulged in documenting the history on behalf of the state. Most of the historical articles and stories narrated and documented by Tacitus were centered on both the positive and negative attributes of the imperial system that ruled Rome being part of the government. How could he say anything that opposed the government that he was serving? Amazingly, Tacitus is more thorough and highly opposed to imperialism as a regime than Suetonius, who was an independent biographer. Suetonius was a biographer who wrote biographies of the great men of Rome. Suetonius offers a more Continue reading...

The Democratic Republic of the Congo or the DRC encompasses the larger area of the Congo River Basin that covers an approximate area of 1,000,000 sq. km. The only outlet for DRC to the Atlantic Ocean is a slim land strip that lies towards the northern bank of the Congo River. The entire DRC covers approximately a land area of 2,344,855 square kilo meters (905,365 square miles) . Congo is located exactly on the Equator, with one-third of it towards the northern part of the Equator and the remaining two-thirds lying to the south. Around Continue reading...

Since the establishment of the People's Republic of China (PRC) in 1949, its policy on international peacekeeping and peace-building activities has undergone significant changes. Initially, the Chinese government questioned the legitimacy of the UN peacekeeping activities. This situation was caused by the 1950-1953 Korean War during which the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) of China fought against the United Nations (UN) peacekeeping forces. Moreover, Beijing considered UN peacekeeping activities as flagrant interference in the domestic affairs of another state and violation of state sovereignty. This skeptical point of view was maintained by China even after the admission of PRC Continue reading...

Telesup University is located in the republic of Peru with 33 branches all over the country. The university main campus is located in the downtown of Lima while the other main branches located all over the major town within Peru. The university is one of the major renowned high institutions in the republic of Peru. The university has highly embraced the new technology of communication which has allowed the introduction of distance open learning, making more students to enroll in various degree programs offered. The university has many social responsibilities that impact the community of Peru positively. The nation Continue reading...

In a recent article written on the Huffington Post, Doug Bandow describes the relationship between Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un. Bandow describes that Putin recently reached out to North Korea in an attempt to re-establish relations with a country Russia formerly supported. Putin’s objectives were to partner North Korea is an attempt to bring stability to the region, promote the denuclearization of the North, improve transportation within Asia, and expand commercial energy activities. North Korea is primarily interested in partnering with Russia in an attempt for investment and trade, and find another discussion partner other than China. There Continue reading...

Aleppo (or Habab) is a city in Syria with a population of over 2,000,000 people. It is also one of the oldest cities that is still in operation in the world. It is estimated that Aleppo has existed 6,000 B.C. according to archeologists. Mentions of the ancient city has been uncovered on cuneiforms from Mesopotamia. The geographic location made it an important location in the Levant. For thousands of years it was mentioned as a strategic place for military and trade between Asia and the West. After the completion of the Suez Canal, the city began Continue reading...

The nature of the authorial ambivalence emerges when Irving writes out his concerns toward America. He seems to have contradicting feelings when he talks about his country celebrating the America revolution, and yet he ends up questioning it. In his literary work, Washington Irving has been considered from various historical perspectives. His narratives were read as a mythic escape from history. However, his work now is read as the irrevocable presence of history in America. But Irving’s tale encompasses a complicated and contradicting vision of history than has currently been recognized. Recovering some particular historical texts and contexts Continue reading...

When I hopped out of the time machine, I realized that I was transported to Rome in about the time of Christ, circa A.D. 11. Augustus was the current ruler of Rome. After some asking around and some curious stares, I determined that Augustus himself was now far away from Rome, near the rapidly-expanding Empire's outskirts towards present-day Turkey.
I walked around the city of Rome, and observed that a new forum had been constructed. I also noticed that Rome had a police and fire department. By modern measures, it was a very large, clean city with open-air markets, Continue reading...

The history of China is marked with significant practices and artifacts that have enabled scholars to trace the origins of the modern political, economic, social, and cultural factors surrounding the modern people’s republic of China. The discovery of the archeological facts such as the tomb of the first emperor of China Shi Huangdi and the Terracotta army dating back to over two thousand years have particularly given a new interest in exploring and discovering the history of Chinese rulers who had helped the country acquire the modern from of political leadership. This paper therefore, gives a detailed history Continue reading...

Please discuss the weaknesses of UNAMIR in Rwanda. (20 points - 17 sentence maximum)

UNAMIR, or the United Nations Assistance Mission for Rwanda, was a group that was formed to help move forward the implementation of the agreement that was determined in the Arusha Accords in 1993. These Accords were those accords that ended the Civil War. The Rwandan Civil War happened from 1993-1996, and during this war, the Hutus of the country tried their best to ethnically cleanse the Tutsi. The government of Rwanda at this time was primarily Hutu, and in response to the control of the government, the Tutsi rebel forces formed the Rwandan Patriotic Front, or the RPF. This Continue reading...

A monarchy is essentially a government form or structure where all the power is vested in one individual. The individual is the head of state and is separated from all other state institutions (Bjørnskov and Kurrild-Klitgaard 15). Leadership is hereditary. When the ruler passes on, the mantle is automatically passed to a child or close relative of the monarch. A monarchy can be either absolute or constitutional. In absolute monarchies, rulers exercise control in all aspects of society, and often believe in a divine right to rule (Bjørnskov and Kurrild-Klitgaard 19). An example of an absolute monarchy Continue reading...

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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Author 2
Established in 1960 after it gained its independence from Belgium, the Democratic Republic of the Congo has been immersed in strife since becoming a sovereign nation. Once a great African Empire, the Congo’s official name is derived from that of previous dynasty Kongo. Located in one of the poorest regions of the world, the Congo has no official state religion and everyone is allowed practice their own faith freely. Nearly 50 percent of the nation is Christian, while the other 48 percent practices religions native to their tribes and another small Continue reading...