The purpose of the policy memo is to demonstrate your understanding of how all the elements covered in class interrelate and impact U.S. foreign policy choices. Your topic, which should be a real-life, current issue, needs to be agreed upon with the instructor during discussions outside of class. No two students can write on the […]
Discipline: Political science
POLI: Issues in International Conflict Management: Civil Wars- Topic is about : How and why external intervention prolong civil war: the case of Syria- can be changed or adjustedPOLI: Issues in International Conflict Management: Civil Wars- Topic is about : How and why external intervention prolong civil war: the case of Syria- can be changed or adjusted
Please do NOT use AI or GPTCHATThe essay should be based on the outline submitted (attached), subject to any revisions according to feedback.I will attach some readings from class to use for theories or definitions reference to backup evidence or theory. Please note YOU must use TWO theories, at least from the readings I attached […]
POLI: Issues in International Conflict Management: Civil Wars- Topic is about : How and why external intervention prolong civil war: the case of Syria- can be changed or adjustedPOLI: Issues in International Conflict Management: Civil Wars- Topic is about : How and why external intervention prolong civil war: the case of Syria- can be changed or adjusted
Please do NOT use AI or GPTCHAT The essay should be based on the outline you previously submitted, subject to any revisionsStructure:the essay must include the following components.1-introduction—including the topic and why it matters, the research question, yourthesis, and a roadmap for the remainder of the paper2-Theory—a section in which you introduce your own preferred […]
Constitutional Law: Criminal Law and Equal Protection – Essay – Should police play by stricter rules than suspects?Constitutional Law: Criminal Law and Equal Protection – Essay – Should police play by stricter rules than suspects?
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW: CRIMINAL LAW AND EQUAL PROTECTION (PLS 367) INSTRUCTIONS: Write an essay of between 8 and 10 double-spaced pages. COVERAGE / OUTSIDE RESEARCH: This essay covers all course materials up to and including the materials on the Exclusionary Rule. No outside research is necessary; in fact, you are strongly discouraged from using out-of-class materials. […]
propoproposing pollution standards that limit carbon emissions from industries during their operationspropoproposing pollution standards that limit carbon emissions from industries during their operations
Overview Michigan’s legislature has an extensive range of powers related to public policy in Michigan. These include powers related to regular legislation and reviewing regulatory changes, as well as special powers related to ballot proposals. The Constitution and various laws dictate the processes the legislature is supposed to follow related to these matters. This assignment […]
Confucius vs. Daoists: Contrasting Views on Human Nature and Political Legitimacy POLITICAL SCIENCE 113BR: Chinese and Japanese Political ThoughtConfucius vs. Daoists: Contrasting Views on Human Nature and Political Legitimacy POLITICAL SCIENCE 113BR: Chinese and Japanese Political Thought
see instructions in the filesfollow strictly, 6 pages minimumeverything is attachedEDIT MY DRAFT, according to the rules and prompt he main sources used in your paper are: A Source Book in Chinese Philosophy – Wing-Tsit Chan The Analects – Confucius Daodejing – Laozi Zhuangzi (Book of Zhuangzi) – Zhuangzi Lecture Notes from POLI 113BR – […]
Ancient Wisdom in Modern Politics: The Relevance of Classical Thinkers on Power and Might in Global AffairsAncient Wisdom in Modern Politics: The Relevance of Classical Thinkers on Power and Might in Global Affairs
it has been argued that ancient and classical thinkers writing hundreds, and in some cases thousands, of years ago can tell us important things about the use of might and power in global politics today. Is this true? Is it still worth reading and understanding what these thinkers have to say? Why or why not? […]
Why do some policy issues have trouble gaining and retaining attention from governments? What strategies can policy entrepreneurs use to keep an issue on the government’s agenda?Why do some policy issues have trouble gaining and retaining attention from governments? What strategies can policy entrepreneurs use to keep an issue on the government’s agenda?
This essay must analyze a real-world public policy issue—one that has struggled to gain or retain government attention. The chosen issue should have documented examples of political debates, government inaction, media coverage, and advocacy efforts. The analysis should go beyond theory and connect with actual policy decisions, showing how real actors (e.g., politicians, bureaucrats, lobbyists, […]
Concerning immigration/illegal immigration – is the United States government obligated to its citizenry and obligated to the enforcement of Federal immigration law?Concerning immigration/illegal immigration – is the United States government obligated to its citizenry and obligated to the enforcement of Federal immigration law?
For decades, immigration/illegal immigration has shaped both domestic (internal policy) and foreign (relationship with our neighbors) policy. The topic has a very real “legal” framework governing the process and conditions of immigration and a very real human (heart) concern or “moral” framework for those coming into the country. Legal positivism is the theory that the […]
Why the American Tax System Should Prioritize the Poor Over the Wealthy Argument and Persuasion Research PapeWhy the American Tax System Should Prioritize the Poor Over the Wealthy Argument and Persuasion Research Pape
Argumentation explains what someone believes. For example, teenagers should be home before midnight, school uniforms are good, St. Edmond students shouldn’t walk side-by-side with their significant other in the halls. Persuasion, however, takes Argumentation to a new, more level because it attempts to change another person’s opinion. Argumentation uses facts to sway the opinion of […]