U.S. Security Policy and Nuclear Proliferation

Introduction After the international community through the United Nation’s Office for Disarmament Affairs discussed and passed a bill, the US government faced the pressure being required to consider the recommendations. However, it has been a prob...

Deterrence: The USA and Iraq, 1990

The strategy of deterrence has received an increased development during the Cold War. It was determined by the necessity of the international community to eliminate the nuclear threat. In particular, the deterrence of the more powerful adversary coul...

International Relations: The Traditional and Non-Traditional Conceptions of Security

The Differences between the Traditional and Non-Traditional Conceptions of Security The problem of security has always occupied a leading position in the field of international relations. In the context of contemporary realities, the issue of the gl...

ISIS Terrorist Group

Background The Origin and Goals of ISIS ISIS is geographically active in a number of countries including Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Algeria, and Libya. Before and during America’s invasion in Iraq, there seemed to be no presence of ISIS. The terror gr...

Comparing Texas Political Issue

Texas being a large cosmopolitan state is frequently faced by various political issues. Among the most pronounced issues is equality in marriage. Marriage refers to the procedure used by two people who are in a relationship to make the relationship o...

Federalism and Intergovernmental Relations

Introduction The United States is a federal system. The national government and the states have the separate spheres of the sovereign powers. However, they overlap each other sometimes. In such cases, the authority of the federal government limits t...

Bargaining Hypothesis and the Sovereignty Paradox

In the period from 1200 to 1500, the kings of England lived in a fragmented society composed of individuals and groups that joined in towns and villages, the nobles, the church, and aristocracy, for example, with the aim to gain power and solve perso...

International Relations

Should the UN and the US Government Maintain Strong Sanctions on North Korea? In the light of continuous wars and confrontations in the world, there is still a tendency of introducing a negotiating style of reaching a consensus regarding various p...

Vital Institutions in the Society

Global Forces Affecting U.S. Economy and Politics Immigrant’s management has become a major issue in the U.S. politics. Estimated 11 million illegal immigrants reside in the United States. Immigrants have divided the United States into two contra...

Presidential Elections

The American electoral process is very unique. No other democracy has such a convoluted process to select its leader, lasting nearly three years and costing billions of dollars. As we being our final class on the 2016 Presidential Election, reflect o...

The Dangerous Venezuela

Summary The introduction of socialism by Hugo Chavez in 1999 when he became the president of Venezuela was intended to include the poor in the management of the country’s economy. However, due to influences by his top officials, this strategy f...

The Rulemaking Roadmap

To begin with, the rulemaking process is a vast, extensive, and time-and-efforts-consuming process. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has to perform a huge amount of tasks and get over a number of steps on the rulemaking road. ...

Devastating Impact of Poverty on Life of People in India

Poverty is an economic and philosophical, political and social phenomenon. One third of the world’s population is living in poverty in spite of the achievements of mankind in the scientific and technological fields. Poor people are not only the...

The Global War on Terror in the USA

Without any doubt, in the 21st century, humans have faced a big problem, commonly known as terrorism. Nowadays, different terroristic organizations cast doubt on the existence of the future generation not only in the USA, but also in the world. Unfor...

Federalist vs. Anti-federalist Perspectives on the Constitution

The American Constitution or the Constitution of the United States is the main law of the country. Not everyone knows that the adoption of this document was made after many complex discussions and arguments. Last four Articles of the American Constit...

Oliver Cromwell

Oliver Cromwell is, probably, one of the most famous political leaders of the seventeenth century and the whole English history. Sometimes he is even considered as a real founder of the British Empire. However, it is not known exactly whether this fa...

Wealth and Poverty

The term rich and poor is paramount in the relative sense. Among the Irish peasants, they maintained on the verge of starvation by the wrung among from them to maintain the luxury of the absentee landlord of Paris. As such, the wealthy are those that...