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    negative liberty, and republicanism, with its belief in positive liberty, have always been the dominant political ideologies in the United States. That said I am of the inclination that even as modern American government may appear to be republican, liberalism remains inherent within the nature of the people of the United States itself. I would first examine the characteristics of the two streams of political thought, before using those differences to prove that the United States is steeped more…

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    John Rawls’s was an American moral and political philosopher. His book the ‘Law of Peoples’ was orginally published in 1993 but was revisted and expanded in 1999. This book is of particular significance as it played a key part in encouraging others to think about and explore different models of global justice. This book causes many questions to arise soon became prominent in discussions including; What should we transition to a more of a just World? What are the principles that should guide…

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    Turning to that people’s domestic life. Jefferson through art defined those who could take part in Americas democratic constitutional self-government by reference to the others whom he excluded especially African Americans. By moving into political opposition, Jefferson sought to realign the state or government with the American in the person of its people. Jefferson nationalism had limits, he did not favor a unitary state or a federal government armed with power to coerce the states into…

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    Scholars in the field of American politics, for several decades, have studied and debated the causes and influences of polarization. Ideology is made up of a set of values that inform personal political attitudes. These value preferences can be aligned along a single-dimension liberal to conservative scale (Burden, Caldeira, and Groseclose 2000; Pool and Rosenthal, 2007). Along this ideological scale there has been an increasing sorting of parties to the extreme ends of the scale. Democrats…

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    Per Hudson, the solution to this problem is to have a political alternative. The parliamentary system is a combination of the executive and legislative branches with the prime minister as the leader of the majority party. With this option, Hudson lists a few items he considers to be relevant to a parliamentary system, such as a greater accountability of the candidates and the officials by their respective political parties, as compared to American politicians. An example Hudson cites…

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    establishments have been and remain vital in re-defining the ethnic group’s political and economic sovereignty under an assimilated modern context. The capitalist nature of the casino business presents a stark contrast to the popular connotation of the humble, isolated Indian. This contradiction is discredited, however, with Jessica Cattelino’s concept of the fungibility…

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    President in political time it is possible to obtain an understanding of the broad character of a President’s leadership position and a better insight into the opportunities and constraints on leadership that characterize a President’s term of office. In the nature of politics, the ability to define what politics is and have a majority sign on to that interpretation is the center of the politics presidents make. The capacity to define politics is a function of location in political time. There…

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    The Response to External Threats of Violence The formation of a modern state is based on its ability to supply security as a public good to its citizens. Security protects a state’s territorial claims, against external threats, and controls domestic disputes. The ability control the use of violence is what provides the foundation for other public goods: freedom to participate in politics, infrastructure, property rights, and a market place that facilitates trade. While a strong state provides…

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    world orders are interdependent in the completing interests in international relations. Social forces form the base of the ABSM, and the ideologies are essential to the deliberation process in democratic practises. The form of state represents the political institutions and material capabilities in a society. The world order represents the institutions which govern states or a wider geographical area. When considered in relation to one another, Cox suggests that each of these processes can…

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    study whether the UK HDO model can be replicated in India with or without modification. 9. Null Hypothesis (H0). Replication of UK model of HDO in Indian context is not feasible considering the wide differences in both countries from the geo political, cultural, traditional and historical perspective. 10. Alternate Hypothesis (H1). The HDO model of UK can be implemented/ incorporated into the Indian system with certain modifications inspite of the variance in their geopolitical, cultural,…

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