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    Running for a political public office involves countless challenges and numerous layers of responsibilities. Most people who wish to pursue a government position will have years of experience behind them. A political figure should be able to make confident decisions that will benefit the majority of the population. Experience, education, tenacity, and fairness are imperative characteristics of a dedicated successful politician. An effective campaign requires a capable plan that is…

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    Both Hobbes and Locke use equality of men in a state of nature as the starting point for their theories of the rise of government. They both begin by describing man’s true nature as he would naturally appear on earth before the formation of society. These theorists were not only attempting to describe the state of nature and man's formation of government but were also encouraging governmental reform. Thomas Hobbes view of equality, in Levithan, is essentially pessimistic. He contends that no…

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    formula for successful boss rule was (1) Control the election of every local public officials (2) Use local government to provide jobs and handouts for your friends and to punish your enemies (3) help yourself to as much tax money as you wish. When trying to control every election, sometimes require intimidation, violence, bribery, fraud, forgery and worse crimes. Controlling the local government and using it to provide financial benefits for the supporters of these “bosses”, keeps the bosses in…

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    Theory Development can only happen if the government stands behind their citizens, whether that be a democratic government or not, is the argument explored for this paper. I say this with confidence as all of the countries that I have observed, it seems to be the case that a strong government can hold a nation together. It is a general trend that a proper and strong development of any country happens when a government shifts to a more democratic regime.You take any of the East Asian…

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    is some sort of practice or principle in which prioritization of group goals is of importance over individual goals. Collectivism is the opposition of individualism and it seeks to empower people through collective rights and it argues that the government should ensure that people have access to basic rights. On this point it is clear that individuals do not have rights to do as they please rather they have rights which the community decided to give them. These rights are then…

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    framework of parliamentary democracy and a federal system of government. Canada follows a multi-party system where many of its legislative practices are derived from the United Kingdom’s Westminster Parliament. Canada has three governmental institutions: federal, provincial and municipal. The federal level of government consists of the Prime Minister, the House of Commons, the members of Parliament, and the Senate. The provincial level of government is led by the premier, who elects MPPs to…

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    establishment of the United States government, Americans has been brainwashed to believe the power to do what is good for the people. A large percentage of Americans would agree that the government have control of everyone’s life. Some people would ask the numerous questions that would make people really think. What kind of things should the government have control over? How much authority should the government be given? In my opinion, I believe that the government should have restricted power…

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    factors are never in black and white. A president whose political party has the majority in the senate still has to get a favorable public opinion if he wishes to stay in power. The president has powers to create national security polices in times of crisis, but the congress has the ability to influence long term national security policies through constitutional authority. The executive and the legislative arms of government cannot singlehandedly make policies by themselves so there is a…

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    interest at the governmental level. Some times the government represent the interest groups more than the people of the United States. Alice Rivlin, economist and former U.S. Federal Reserve and budget official, states “politicians pay more attention to interest groups than to the public interest (Rivlin). Interest groups take part in influencing policy this act is called lobbying. There are many different kind of interest groups. The majority of these interest groups are parts of trade…

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    and the advertisement of western ideals and political structures upon the states. Any combination of these aspects has proven to be devastating to an ailing state such as Kashfar. Through regression analysis, we have determined that government effectiveness, government scope, and prosperity are significant to the citizens of Kashfar, and a semi-presidential system…

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