Political Science papers

This paper looks at America's foreign aid efforts and considers if it indeed helps countries in need.

This paper discusses and questions Antony Anghie's argument about imperialism today.

This paper analyzes imperialism old and new and focuses on the balance of power in the Caribbean.

This paper evaluates the 1982 origins and justifications for American military intervention in Palestine.

This paper examines the 'threat' of digitalization, corporate alarm and capitalist adjustment.

This paper analyzes the confusions and inaccuracies of political identification.

This paper explores the establishment of a Community Kitchen Project in Canada.

This paper discusses "Governing China" by Kenneth Lieberthal and explains his theory about China's development.

This paper discusses the philosophical differences between Karl Marx and Georg Hegel.

This paper discusses the Marxist "communication commons" and the "right to communicate" in the face of globalization.

This paper evaluates the pros and cons of the US providing international assistance to poor countries.

This paper discusses Marx, Durkheim and Weber and the continuing relevance of their ideas into the early 21st century.

This paper compares the Elizabethan Poor Laws of 1601 and contemporary social policy.

This paper discusses the ideology of China in transition.

This paper discusses modern day China's economic ideology.

This paper maintains that electing judges weakens the judicial system.

This paper discusses Mao's ideology and social movements in China.

This paper discusses Canadian vs. American healthcare and contends that Canada's healthcare is superior.

This paper presents the opinion that healthcare should be available to everyone in the United States.

This paper looks at the childcare programs of the 1960s and whether they have survived until today.

This paper analyzes photo radar and red light cameras to determine how useful they really are.

This paper analyzes the "The Communist Manifesto," the philosophy of Karl Marx.

This paper discusses the welfare-to-work programs in the United states and their successes.

This paper examines the theories of Adam Smith, Karl Marx and Thomas Malthus on the subject of economic growth.

This paper discusses Toronto's services for the homeless and the opposition to this.

This paper compares and contrasts three different articles and approaches towards the subject of globalization.

This paper studies the economic history of Hong Kong, looking at its journey towards a distinct society.

This paper discusses homelessness, spatial awareness and health in central Toronto.

This paper discusses the American presidency and George Bush and looks at what makes a president great.

This paper studies effects of racial discrimination in the United States and makes suggestions for the reduction of racism.

This paper analyzes the BC Government policy regarding the practice of gambling.

This paper discusses the connection or lack of connection between the Internet and Athenian democracy.

This paper discusses the future of the PRC as something other than Liberal Democracy.

This paper discusses the role played by nationalism in revolution in China.

This paper discusses the impact of the death of Stalin and the Hungarian uprising on Sino-Soviet relations.

This paper discusses the formation of the middle class as a third party political movement without any long lasting power.

This paper concerns health and human rights in Sudan and also discusses international neglect.

This paper examines the social significance of enclosure in Tudor and Stuart England.

This paper discusses the origins of the First World War and looks at alliance factors.

This paper discusses issues related to the economy in Indonesia.

This paper discusses the history and aftermath of the Tiananmen Square events of 1989.

This paper discusses economic theory versus reality, using the views of Smith, Marx and Keynes.

This paper discusses the effects and dangers of globalization.

This paper discusses the pushes for and against democratization in Hong Kong.

This paper discusses reasons for the terrorism of 9/11, making use of four articles that were written before the 2001 attacks.

This paper discusses the economy of the United States and looks at related topics.

This paper discusses banking in the People's Republic of China after 1978.

This paper discusses German reparations after 1919 and provides an analysis of the origins and related implications.

This paper serves as an analysis of Hilary Clinton's speech claiming abortion to be a tragedy.

This paper provides an analysis of the impact of an urban sprawl in Las Vegas.

This paper discusses the Punic Wars and examines the notion of pride of the leaders involved.

This paper discusses Iraq and Darfur and provides an analysis of intervention motivations.

This paper discusses the Liberal party in Canada and provides an analysis of its present position.

This paper discusses the problem of free speech in the modern Ukraine through the western media.

This paper looks at 19th, 20th and 21st century colonial nationalism policy through western imperialism, discussing class hierarchy, politics, economics and social stratification in the past and present.

This paper discusses the moral ethics regarding military violence or war.

This paper discusses sociological implications of Homeland Security and surveillance in the United States.

This paper discusses the end of communism in Poland and looks at the causes of this collapse.

This paper concerns the subject of social geography and looks at race and space within two Canadian cities.

This paper discusses the Hellenistic society and looks at how this society became a foundation for the world.

This paper discusses various urban issues and political concepts.

This paper assesses the pros and cons of rapid democratization in Hong Kong.

This paper discusses the impact of the partition of British India in 1947 into India and Pakistan and argues its harmful effects.

This paper offers a report regarding the Toronto Bike plan, that is intended to encourage the use of bicycles.

This paper discusses the connections in history between nationalism and religion.

This paper discusses the theories and views of Thomas Hobbes and implies that he was an authoritarian political theorist.

This paper examines reasons for the rise of the environmental movement in the West.

This paper examines the aspect of war crimes and looks at crimes against humanity.

This paper examines the subject of general will that is discussed in Jean Jacques Rousseau's works 'The Social Contract' and the 'Discourse on the Origin and Foundations of Inequality Among Men'.

This paper looks at the use of different cases where economic sanctions were placed and argues their ineffectiveness.

This paper looks at NAFTA and the EU and discusses overcoming challenges through unity.

This paper discusses Ho Chi Minh and provides an analysis of his political strategy.

This paper discusses the threat of Quebec nationalism and looks at its historical evolution and future implications.

This paper discusses Rwanda's response and recovery from the genocide that took place in 1994.

This paper discusses justice and political reality, through examining the philosophies of Hobbes versus Machiavelli.

This paper discusses Chicago's Inner Districts from 1900 to 1930.

This paper discusses the necessity to reform the Social Security system.

This paper looks at the history and political life of Hong Kong through film.

This paper discusses the European Union and looks at the effects of its multilevel governance.

This paper examines and compares the views of Machiavelli and Hobbes and looks at their perspectives on the subject of unjustified wars.

This paper examines the various similarities and differences between the Haitian and Cuban revolutions.

This paper examines the concept of voice in the war poem "Futility" by Wilfred Owen.

This article writer discusses retributivism and social alienation, making use of the article "Marxism and Retributivism" by Jeffrie Murphy.

This paper analyzes the subject of distributive justice, making use of theories of John Rowls and E.F. Schumacher.

This paper discusses the characteristics and history of Quebec nationalism.

This paper looks at similarities and differences regarding Iraq and Darfur and discusses the limits of international organizations.

This paper compares and contrasts Democratic/Republican countries of Iraq and the United States.

This paper provides an analysis of women in the military during World War II.

This paper provides an analysis of the war of 1812 and discusses that no resolution was produced in this conflict between Great Britain and the United States.

This paper serves as an analysis of the Bulgarian economy and discusses a new security plan for the Bulgarian airline.

This paper compares the views of philosophers Tocqueville and Marx and discusses their beliefs on freedom and democracy.

This paper examines the ecological and economic impact of war in the Middle East.

This paper analyzes "Read Me, Not Them: The Rage Against the Elite and Mainstream Media" and discusses whether mainstream media offers objective news.

This paper provides an analysis of Philadelphia charter schools as professional service organizations.

This paper discusses the connection between the problems of racial profiling, drugs and poverty.

This paper discusses the domestic and international causes for the Cold War.

This paper discusses reasons for and against the democratization of Hong Kong.

This paper compares and contrasts the state prison and the private prison systems.

This paper discusses the role of the media in western democracies, specifically the combined cases of the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

This paper discusses decolonization and looks at the differing views of the French and the British in this regard.