Political Science papers

A research proposal examining the correlation between negative election advertisements and low voter turnout.

An examination of the strategic failure of the United States' involvement in bringing President Aristide back to Haiti.

A discussion of how newspapers in the United States reported the Democratic Party's presidential candidacy race in relation to gender and race.

An examination of the military and moral influences that have affected John McCain's life.

The author of the paper examines how world powers responded to the system of apartheid in South Africa.

This paper explores the need for counterterrorism strategies to be aware of causative factors and technology.

This paper explains the significance of the Al Qaeda training manual as a source of information for counter-terrorist services.

An analysis of the vulnerabilities and weaknesses of U.S embassies in overseas countries.

An analysis of the effects of the devaluation of the dollar and emerging nations on importing and exporting for the United States.

This paper discusses the scope, benefits and challenges of international law.

This paper discusses the issues of social citizenship and welfare, focusing on Britain.

Discuses gender inequality in politics and economics in Sub-Saharan Africa.

An examination of the history and development of international law and how American foreign policy relates to it.

Describes U.S. foreign policy especially since 9/11 and the viewpoint of European countries regarding this foreign policy.

A discussion on The United States' foreign policy regarding the principle of the rule of power.

An examination of Arthur Jr. Schlesinger's "The Imperial Presidency", Forrest McDonald's "The American Presidency: an Intellectual History" and Arthur Rudalevige's "The New Imperial Power: Renewing Presidential Powers After Watergate".

This paper looks at the role of administrators of special education in the 21st century.

A look at the goals of the National Organization for Women (NOW).

An examination of class perceptions and how being a perceived member of a certain class can have either benefits and disadvantages.

This paper discusses social theories and beliefs according to Karl Marx, Max Weber and Emile Durkheim.

This paper discusses the changing European political landscape and the entrance of the Czech Republic and Slovakia into the E.U.

An examination of China's economic and political policies and how they impact international relations between China and the United States.

This paper looks at the intelligence service in Russia and the issue of safety in the Soviet state.

An examination of issues related to jurisdiction and local land development in Little Rock.

An overview of the USA Patriot Act and its impact on local law enforcement.

This paper examines terrorist groups today in the framework of social conflict theory.

A review of the critical infrastructure and disasters that occurred recently in the United States.

This paper discusses the promotion of the free market as a tool for the richest to promote their own well-being to the detriment of the poorest.

This paper reviews the book 'Memoirs of Bernardo Vega : A Contribution to the History of the Puerto Rican Community in New York' by Bernardo Vega.

An examination of Israeli internal security and threats to the nation.

A discussion of lobbying scandals, specifically those involving Jack Abramoff.

An examination of the philosophies of Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Karl Marx with respect to alienation.

An introduction to the work of an international relations professional, specifically for the U.S. Department of State.

Examines the rhetoric and image projected during the Obama-McCain political campaign: the Obamanator versus McCan't.

A review and discussion on international conflict resolution.

A discussion regarding the policies introduced by the US government in the fight against terror.

This paper examines the causes of the American Revolution focusing on the related economic, social and political issues.

An examination of pluralism and the revitalization of social capital in the United States.

An examination of solutions for dealing with class conflicts.

A review of Iran's nuclear development program and the opposition to the program.

The paper examines the idea that democracy is a system of government that can be imposed on a state.

An examination of the impact of policies to distribute funding to the underclass of society.

Explores the meaning of free-will as discussed in John Milton's "Paradise Lost", "Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce" and "Areopagitica".

A examination of the success of NATO forces in Afghanistan.

An explanation of how the American people use their government.

A look at how governments can contribute towards protecting the environment.

A comparison of the Senate Testimonies of Joseph Medill, Samuel Gompers, and Timothy Stow with Robert Caro's "The Compassion of Lyndon Johnson."

This paper describes different schools of thought regarding cultural relations following the 9/11 attacks in the United States.

This paper discusses the concept of a foreign language according to the beliefs of Franz Kafka and Karl Marx.

The writer studies the advantages of education to a nation and examines the status of education in third world countries.

This paper discusses the British intelligence service and studies Stephen Dorril's book, 'MI6: Inside the Covert World of Her Majesty's Secret Intelligence'.

The paper discusses the 'Great Awakening' and looks at the related religious and political aspects and power structure.

This paper studies the KGB and provides a summary of Soviet intelligence operations.

This paper studies the effects of globalization and looks at its benefits to nations.

A discussion of the controversy around the Real ID Act, which was created after September 11 as a governmental measure for preventing future terrorist attacks.

A discussion on the "Green Movement" and its activities.

A look at the Small Business Administration's (SBA) assistance to individuals in starting new businesses.

This paper discusses George Orwell's crusade against totalitarianism, concentrating on his book "1984".

A discussion of the perspectives of positivist science and postmodern science on organization theory, contrasting the two.

An examination of the media's role in perpetuating a fear of migrants.

An analysis of a mind game between the president of the United States, George W. Bush, and the leader of Taiwan, Chen Shui-Bian.

This paper studies and compares two books looking at the rights and unfair labor situations of new immigrants and newly freed blacks in the U.S.

An outline of the life and times of Thabo Mbeki, from his childhood to his resignation from the presidency.

An examination of the flaws with regard to human diversity that exist in Karl Marx's species-being doctrine.

An examination of John Locke's theory of justified rebellion in his "Two Treaties of Government."

An explanation of how foreign nationals, believed to be terrorists, are captured and transferred to other countries.

A review of the media's persuasive coverage of two political candidates.

This paper looks at the issue of national identity and discusses the importance of national identity to the American people.

A contrast and comparison of the theories of Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Karl Marx in their works "Discourse on the Origin of Inequality Among Men" and "Communist Manifesto" respectively.

A discussion of the parties working toward an eventual peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinian Authority.

Looks at the impact of United States arms exports on human rights around the world.

A study on how media and other special interest groups impact public policy and political socialization.

A discussion on the United States' Kosovar intervention policies.

This paper discusses globalization and looks at its impacts in the Philippines.

This paper discusses the decline of China during the 18th and early 19th centuries.

Reviews the history of the relationship of China, Taiwan and the U.S. and suggests future policy.

The paper examines the influence of the American Communist Party on the Black Power Movement.

A discussion on reverse terrorism and America's rise to dictatorship.

An examination of the different viewpoints on global warming and what individuals and organizations stand to gain by believing or not believing in this phenomenon.

The paper examines the pros and cons of a doctrine of preemptive war in the war on terrorism.

This paper analyzes Hedley Bull's beliefs, concentrating on his work 'The Anarchical Society: A Study of Order in World Politics'.

An overview on the history, social and political impact of Islam in China.

This paper looks at arguments surrounding undocumented foreign nationals in the U.S.

This paper analyzes and discusses the social issues raised in the book 'Bowling Alone' by Robert Putnam.

This paper looks at the meatpacking industry and focuses on the issue of the safety of workers within the industry.

This paper looks at Adolf Hitler's entry to war and his role in World War II.

A discussion of the impact that politicians and the government of Japan have had on labor and the labor movement in the nation.

An account of Dianne Feinstein's life.

An argument in favor of socialized healthcare in the United States.

This paper is a critique of Barak Obama's speaking abilities as evidenced in his speech "A 21st Century Education".

Looks at the New York State (NYS) Public Authority Accountability Act, which was created to counter corruption and mismanagement in public organizations.

The paper compares the economic platforms of John McCain and Barack Obama.

This paper explores the effects of terrorism on the global economy since September 11th.

This paper discusses an Asian-American person's life set in a historical context.

An examination of the integration between the Australian Defense Force (ADF) and the whole of government (WOG) approach.

Analyzes the debate over the reorganization of the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS).

This paper explores whether the faith-based initiative's collaboration paradigm violates the principle of separation of church and state.

This paper delves into educational law and studies affirmative action and discrimination in employment.