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    Cuban Communism

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    this can be delved into, ideology must be first understood and must set the conditions in which an idea can truly be called an ideology. As defined by the class notes on ideology, ideologies are "political ideals that impact what issues will be focused on in a society, what will be considered political, and what kinds solutions for societal dilemmas will…

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    In his 1973 paper, “Is There a Prima Facie Obligation to Obey the Law?” M.B.E. Smith posits that the questions asking, “have the citizens of any government a prima facie obligation to obey the law?” and “what governments enjoy legitimate authority” are two distinct questions, and thus should not be conflated. It is my contention, that while these two questions are—and should be kept—separate, the latter can inform the former. Smith argues that “although those subject to a government often have…

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    Knowledge, and Power” and Mark Wigley “Deconstructive Architecture,”they indicate some differences for philosophy concept and architectural idea. The Michel Foucault refers to liberalism as the branch of philosophy, which was a great discovery of political thought or the idea of society at the end of the eighteenth century. At that time, the idea of society led to that the government seriously deal with the questions of domain and territory, because it involves power and governing.…

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    above described opportunities, multinational operations have posed many challenges including political differences, command difficulties, interoperability, intelligence sharing, cultural diversity, to mention only few. Political differences are always challenge in multinational operations regardless the similarities of political systems of force contributing countries. Each and every country has its own political system that determines its security and defense policy and respective strategies.…

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    Pollution In China

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    China’s pollution problem can be attributed to many different structures that exist within the country. These structures make the issue extremely difficult to resolve and address; these structures are political, economic, and social. Politically, extortion and bribery is rampant in the Chinese government, this leads to money exceeding the needs of people. Economically, China is one of the top locations for companies to outsource production; as a result, China has no control over the emissions…

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    Power Elite Theory

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    and the various classical sociological theories he used to explore these subjects. None the less Somewhat of a consensus has be reached with regards to Mills conception of the power elite model as being a pseudo marxist interpretation of the political,militaristic, and economic shift that had begun to take place in america with a heavy emphasis on post WW2 america. However some may be quick to argue back that given his fascination…

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    The Tyrannical Philosophies of The Arab Spring Both Niccolo Machiavelli 's “The Prince” Étienne de La Boéties work “The Politics of Obedience” discuss the philosophical views behind a tyrant and the effect of this political structure on the people being ruled. While Machiavelli seems to focus on the techniques tyrants use to maintain power keep their elite status, La Boéties discusses the approach from the point of view of the people being ruled over. Both pieces give the audience an insight…

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    religion as “the mother of fanaticism and civil discord” and “the enemy of mankind” (Gliozzo, 1971, p. 274). However, later critics of the Revolution recognized that, in fact, the secular values of the Revolution had formed their own type of fanatic political theology. The secular fundamentalism associated with the Revolution is still echoed today, as exemplified in the New Atheist Movement and the ever-increasing emphasis on laïcité (secularism) in modern France. There are two questions that…

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    The Enlightenment was an intellectual movement which predominantly fuelled the events of the French Revolution. The political and social turmoil was inspired by the political philosophers of the Enlightenment movement. By criticising the common public’s scepticism towards intellectual expansion, Immanuel Kant ushered the revolutionary movement through the introduction of the importance of knowledge and reasoning. Kant endorsed the French Revolution, for it was essentially a representation of his…

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    impacted the way that government is run are John Locke and Thomas Hobbes. These two individuals are characterized as “The Founders of Modern Political Science,” which is a science derived from philosophical thinkers like Hobbes and Locke that involved system of governance. It also deals with the analysis of political activities, thoughts, and behavior within the structure of government. Both Hobbes and Locke prefer a type of popular contract or agreement. Having one of these documents means that…

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