Classical economics

In light of the upcoming election, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, the presidential candidates from both major political parties, have promulgated their positions on foreign policy. They have different views on various issues, such as climate change, trade deals and cooperation with other countries. From realism to neo-Marxism, there are many contending theories on international relations, and the candidates’ policy can be interpreted through the different lenses. There are several principal…

The town is situated in a zone of significant socio-economic deprivation, with a large part of the school’s immediate catchment area considered to be among the most deprived areas (in the first or second decile5) in the UK. Accordingly, a substantial percentage (over 50% qualify for free school meals4) of…

John Broadus Watson was born in 1878 in Greenville, South Carolina. Born into a morally divided and low-economic family, John did not have what one considers a “picture-perfect,” childhood. His father was a raging addict, while his mother lived by the church. The moral division led to troubles in his adolescent years. He was arrested multiple times due to fighting and illegal activity. His early academic performance suffered as well. He began studying in 1984 at Furman University. He was a…

The necessary evil committed by the human condition during the Peloponnesian war was unnecessary, at the growth of greed and power through the expansion of Athens Empire was heavily affected by the conflict in 431-404 BCE. The war between Sparta and Athens had begun with the escalated greed for control and power over the Greek world. Athens control over the Greek world seized to exist after the embellishment of their power, which the Spartans had done in their great effort to overthrow the great…

elect at least part of its representatives, some organizational differences can be easily identified. Basically, the overall priority of these two City-States were different; Sparta was focused in producing warriors, while Athens was a cultural and economic center. These differences caused a mutual scorn, which collaborated to place the two of them in opposite sides in several occasions. The aim of this short paper is to briefly discuss the similarities and differences between their political…

by the text to have three main ideological branches that work towards the same greater goal of independence and individuality. The three main sub-groups are known as classical liberalism, reform liberalism and neo-liberalism. Classical liberalism supports a limited government, free market economy, and utilizes a laissez-faire economic system to pursue…

Capitalism is a complex economic and political system involving a nation’s exchange and production that are controlled by private landlords for profit. Capitalism integrates four key institutions, which are the renovation of goods and services for the factors of production, economic freedom being the method of harmonization, liberalism, and the “Spirit of Capitalism.” The four institutions offer explanations on how capitalism influences the behavior of economic actors in the Anglo-Saxon Model…

The ideology of Liberalism advocates equality of opportunity for all within the framework of a system of laws. It includes a belief in government as an institution whose primary function exists to define and enforce the laws. Liberals believe in government action to achieve equal opportunity and equality for all. It remains the duty of the government to alleviate social ills and to protect civil liberties, human rights and rights of the individual. Liberalism involves a belief in the need for…

Detached from political conflict or economic need, the characters’ main profession is privilege. They are free to patronize the arts in a peaceful sheltered existence. The setting of the novel is the woman’s domain, but it centrally depicts the idyllic male lover (Genji), thereby inserting…

intrinsic relationship between society and the individual is emphasized upon, Dewey is adamant that liberalism can be achieved with the aid of social institutions that help shape us, rather than the misguided ahistorical notions of liberalism that classical liberalists have…