political science

Three Strikes

          Three-strikes laws are the most obvious and controversial use of selective incapacitation. In 2004, approximately 26 states and the U.S. federal court system had three-strikes laws. In most cases, three felonious convictions result in a mandatory life sentence with no possibility of parole. In the case of Lockyer v. Andrade, …

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The benefits of attending national code hearings

          Using the internet as well as professional journals, articles and other academically recognized sources, discuss the following in this week’s discussion: Your request to attend code development hearings has been denied based on the city manager’s belief that the potential benefit does not justify the expense. Aside from the ability …

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Karl Marx

Prompt: Karl Marx (and Thrasymachus long before him) would argue that ideologies are simply elaborate ways of rationalizing one’s own self-interest. Is he right? Why or why not? Try to use examples from all the ideologies discussed in the unit.  

Karl Marx

Prompt: Karl Marx (and Thrasymachus long before him) would argue that ideologies are simply elaborate ways of rationalizing one’s own self-interest. Is he right? Why or why not? Try to use examples from all the ideologies discussed in the unit.  

Piece of Legislation

Choose one big piece of legislation (such as the Dodd-Frank or the American Health Care Act) or one big issue (such as gun control or immigration). Then dig deeply into campaign contributions and lobbying strategy by different stakeholders for the topic that you choose. A 2000 words paper.

Meritocratic system

  How does a meritocratic system differ from a clientelist system? What features distinguish the two from one another, and how and why do they correlate with democratic vs. authoritarian regimes  

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