Some observers express concern about high reelection rates for incumbent members of Congress and have advocated for term limits as a way to formally remove longtime members of Congress. Why do you think these proposals for term limits are being advanced? Are there advantages to having long-serving members …
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Create a five- to eight-slide PowerPoint explaining the fifth amendment. Additionally, provide words of explanations for each of your PowerPoint slides in the discussion area. List the requirements of the fifth amendment with regards to self-incrimination. Focusing on the right to remain silent and the Miranda decision, define the …
Specific detail on how Iranian theocracy works, how it became a theocracy, impact of Shiism on the theocratic regime
What is the difference between a democracy and a republic? Which principle does contemporary American Government reflect, or does it reflect both? If you were the founder, which of these principles would you emphasize (and why)?
Write a political / governmental profile of one of the pre-approved countries/ states listed below. If you would like to select a state that does not exist on the list, be sure to have it approved by me. This profile should include the following sections in your paper: 1. Demographics a. Highlight the demographical …
Persuasive Essay: toxic leadership and how it affects the unit.-in depth introduction of topic-transition sentences from one topic to the next-body : 4 full pages
Essay prompt:Relativist critics of international human rights claim that universalist perspectives “represent an attempt on the part of Western states and societies to impose Western values on non-Western states and societies” (DeLaet 2015, 46). Universalists, on the other hand, assert that “[t]o give up on the existence of such [universal] principles is to give up …
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What is neoliberalism in the context of development and the global south? How would you assess its record? Use country-specific or regional examples to make your argument.
Does it make more sense to describe contemporary polarization as based on policy differences (such as in the framework of The Party Decides) or in terms of clashing psychological attitudes?
In The Party Decides, the authors emphasize the role of “intense policy demanders.” What do they mean by this? Does this argument entail that policy is necessarily central to contemporary campaigning?
