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    Executive power of the President is the first reason why its power is practicing above the states’ power. The President has full power over the entire Executive Branch. Under this theory, commonly referred to as the Unitary Executive Theory, any decision that the President makes regarding the Executive Branch would not be subject to any sort of review or oversight. While the Supreme Court has not directly embraced or rejected this theory, Justice Alito has made comments which have caused some to…

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    The Meiji Restoration transformed and introduced Japan to an industrialised western culture which influenced Japan’s social structure and values. The Meji restoration brought tremendous social change as millions of people were suddenly able to choose their occupation and move without restriction. By providing a new financially secure environment, the government increased it’s investment in new industries and technologies. As Japan citizens began to live in cities that introduced them to abroad…

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    Pros And Cons Of Confucius

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    the readers must place themselves in the shoes of the men and women who lived in the time of Confucius. One of the popular themes in The Analects is Confucius’s view on government, and in this text he lays out a blueprint for a paternalistic authoritarianism through the way he explains an effective government, and through the way he explains an effective ruler. In this text,…

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    preventing the deconstruction of an organized civilization. The authority is usually held by a powerful individual or a group of individuals that generally use their power to better the societal structure. In addition, citizens living under authoritarianism usually respect and follow the laws that were previously put in place. In William Golding’s Lord of the Flies, Piggy attempts to enforce social laws and order on the island after the plane crash. Piggy encourages Ralph to blow the conch to…

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    Persuasive Gender Roles

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    Donald J. Trump is a self proclaimed billionaire and a business man. The nation was shocked last year when he decided to run for president. Most believed he would never make it far in the primaries but, once again stunned Americans and even the world, when he beat all fellow republicans to go on and face Hillary Clinton for the presidency. Though he did not have majority in the popular votes, Trump still managed to beat Clinton in the electoral votes to win the election. This surprising victory…

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    ethic, modes persuasion through authority, credibility, and character. Augustus appreciated and exercised this appeal, aiding his plausibility as a Roman dignitary. Further promoting conceivability, the statue Augustus of Primaporta illustrates authoritarianism through general physiognomy displayed in the sturdy stance and apparel. Firstly, the pointing hand promotes a domineering gesture, exemplifying Augustus’s grave authority and qualified administration. The robe and intricately carved…

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    Leadership Model Paper

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    Describe qualities of the situation in terms of your chosen leadership model. The Path-Goal model is used to determine employee objectives and to clarify how to achieve them using one of four leadership styles. Leaders assess situational factors of authoritarianism, locus of control, and ability as well as environmental factors of task structure, formal authority, and work group to determine which of the four leadership styles is best for reaching optimal performance. In this example, Aaron…

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    "Some of the values that characterize police subculture, like patriotism and a dedication to creating a better society, are positive values that many Americans share." Others, like suspicion and cynicism, are not always prized by others but maybe mecessary for effective (and safe) police work. Police subculture is, the street environment, administration, other criminal justice agencies, the media, and organizational factors. Control and territoriality, use of force, suspicion, and solidarity,…

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    The September 9/11 attacks was an act against humanity, an act that should be dealt with in U.S. courts or in international affairs. The horrendous acts committed by the suspects should have been dealt with in a moral ethical manner that would not endanger countless innocent lives. But the main reason 9/11 even occurred was because the Middle East was tired of American interventions. Al Qaeda wanted to expel westerners from their Muslim lands because they believed Americans were a big impediment…

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    The Influence of Economic Development on Democracy in France and Russia Both France and Russia are republics with a semi-presidential system, but they both differ substantially in that France is a functioning democracy whereas Russia is a competitive authoritarian state. Despite the similar intentions of their governmental systems, both countries differ in terms of their economic development, which has in turn contributed to the striking dichotomy between the politics of both countries. While…

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