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    Karl also outline various indicators of democracy such as consensus, participation, and access to name a few. Schmitter and Karl end the article with what democracy is not. They are not “necessarily more efficient economically than other forms of government”, they “are not necessarily more efficient administratively”,“ they are not more likely to appear more orderly, consensual, stable or governable than the autocracies that they replace” and “democracies will have more open societies and…

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    In his essay “Visible Man: Ethics in a World without Secrets,” Peter Singer asserts that we live in an age of technology, an age where the government can easily access the personal data of its citizens, whether it is voluntarily given to the government or not. Singer compares our world to a “Panopticon,” a theoretical environment that allows for one-way observation (Singer 85). In today’s world, people are under constant, intrusive surveillance, yet, paradoxically, those same people under…

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    Aristocracy, because they use the knowing. In the rest of the forms of government reason does not rule, reason is not in charge or even considered. With Timocracy, reason becomes subordinated with ambition, and they are only focused in getting the most land. Reason, in a government should be primary but reason in this form of government is not even found it is hidden and overpowered by other characteristics of the government. They have too much pride that they cannot think clearly, which leads…

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    such: “Democracy- A system of government that gives power to the people, directly or indirectly.” “Oligarchy-A form a government in which the right to participate depends on the possession of wealth, social status, military position, or achievements.” That being said what would we define the USA? In my opinion our country is defined as both, I say this because in some cases oligarchy and democracy are seen in our government. Oligarchy is seen in most cases government officials and in many…

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    Both the Greeks and the Romans have left behind important legacies that have shaped the modern society today, but the Greeks have made more impactful things to the modern world. The Greeks have influenced the way our government goes. They also impacted our engineering and technology. And also the way we write our literature and history. The Greeks have had a major lasting impact on today’s society. The Greeks have provided us with several important legacies in the area of democracy. In Greece…

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    Spying In 1984

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    Any government has absolutely no right to spy on their own citizens. Whether is the United States, or the totalitarian government of 1984, Spying on innocent citizens should not be permitted. the act of spying is limited by law, threatens democracy, and illegally obtained evidence can be used to incriminate someone unfairly. It has been 230 years since the United States constitution was signed, yet the government still follows the law of the land. The right of privacy was established when…

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    between right and wrong in any prevailing situation (Paine). Through common sense, it was believed that significant social as well as political achievements were eminent. Citizens used affection and reason to know what was right and wrong in the government and society in general. On the other hand, Thomas Paine’s common sense pamphlet, written during the time of America’s revolution, was a major vehicle that led American citizens to revolution inventions (Tocqueville). In his document, Thomas…

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    How senseless would it be for a government to be as corrupt as an Organized Crime Group? Organized Crime Groups are criminal groups that engage illegal activities. Governments around the world are primarily established to create laws for the safety of their country. Unfortunately, not every country’s governments institute authority. The Northern Triangle which is made up of Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala is a frightening illustration of a tainted government’s image. The Northern Triangle’s…

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    What Is Autocratic Power

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    The reasoning for why most governments around the world are autocratic is for power. Most governments want complete and total control because it benefits them. An oligarchy is when a few rules over many, an aristocracy has to do with class ranking, having high society making decisions for the people, and totalitarian is having the government have total control and dictation over the people. Countries that use autocratic governments presume that people are not very intelligent and astute to make…

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    Foreign Aid is aid given from the United States government to other governments for economic, technical, and military assistance. The United States distributes approximately $36,559,531,080 to countries that are administered assistance. We provide foreign assistance to furnish global tranquility, stabilization, and also provide improved human welfare. Over the years foreign assistance has been viewed as positive and a new way for relations to be formed with other countries.It all began in 1948,…

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