Political Science papers

This paper looks at the issue of ethics and the justice department,
noting that justice and ethics are often experienced as vastly different concepts.

This paper looks at the social class of the bourgeoisie and how it was viewed by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels.

This paper discusses the threat of terrorism and its impact for the United States.

This paper discusses Marxist revisionism, focusing on the beliefs of Eduard Bernstein.

This paper looks at the relationship between the economy and the automotive industry.

This paper examines the movie "Breathless" directed by Jean-Luc Godard and looks at its message for society and the film technique used.

A discussion on third world poverty and our role in improving the lives of billions of people.

A look at how Socrates, Martin Luther King and Malcom X address the issue of obedience to the law.

This paper explores U.S. national policy concerning community broadband.

This paper discusses the role of religion in American government.

This paper discusses the issue of intervention in Kosov and focuses on U.S. and NATO involvement.

This paper looks at James Madison's beliefs regarding ratification of the US Constitution and studies "The Federalist Papers: No. 10" .

An examination of the philosophy of communitarianism and Lenin's specific approach to communitarianism.

An argument that the United States' use of the atomic bomb on Japan was essentially an act of terrorism.

An examination of the characteristics of urban terrorism, particularly of the group known as the Tupamaros.

This paper discusses separatism and provides a look into its impact on international conflicts.

This paper explores domestic terrorism in the United States.

This paper explores the violence between the Catholics and Protestants in North and South Ireland.

This paper discusses the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) and its attempts to destroy Israel.

This paper explores why markets and marketing have overcome the socialist ideal.

This paper looks at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), focusing on the issue of accountability.

This paper discusses terrorism in the Middle East and looks at different religious terrorist groups.

This paper discusses different definitions and types of terrorism.

This paper studies international terrorist groups focusing on the rise and fall of the left and right.

The paper looks at different types of violent extremism found in the United States.

An examination of the origins of terrorism in the Middle East from the beginnings of Islam to the Crusades and Zionism.

An examination of weapons of mass destruction and how they can impact the energy and information technology sectors.

This paper argues that investigating terrorist financing should be a
priority in the war against terrorism.

An examination of the origins of modern terrorism, focusing on the Enlightenment period.

This paper looks at the role of religion in terrorism today.

This paper discusses the need to destroy the economic resources that are the base of terrorist organizations.

This paper focuses on terrorist groups fighting for nationalistic purposes.

A comparison between individual criminals and group terrorists.

This paper explores the effectiveness of airport security in the United States since 2001.

An examination of the differences between refugees and migrants and how they the United Nations relates to them.

This paper discusses the issue of welfare and the elements of social construction involved in the process of creating social problems.

This paper looks at Bhutan's development and discusses past influences and future implications.

This paper studies the events at the Attica prison riot in 1971 and looks at the consequences.

A look at Mussolini's propaganda campaigns.

This paper explains the importance of foreign policy, in relation to other factors, in influencing the relationship between James I and the Puritans in the years 1603 - 1625.

A look at how the fascist movement grew in Italy during 1919 and 1920.

An argument that the United States is changing from a republic into an empire.

A discussion on whether political ideology is polarizing in the west north central region of the United States.

A review of why terrorism works and the negative impact it has on the U.S. economy.

A debate on the impact of ballot results that arise from citizen initiatives with particular reference to events in Nevada.

A look at the different foreign policy options the US has to achieve its objective of maintaining political and military stability in Iraq.

A review of the life story of Henry Laurens and the part he played in American history.

This paper discusses the work 'Josephine: A Life of the Empress' by Carolly Erickson.

This paper examines determinants of individual defense spending preferences in the United States.

An overview of the FBI Abscam investigation with a focus on Congressman John Murtha's involvement.

A discussion on Andrew Heywood, the political analyst, and his theory regarding George F. Kennan.

A review of the social welfare aspects of of the Great Society and the Welfare Reform Act of 1996 with regard to single African-American mothers.

This paper uses quantitative data to analyze the effect of several child welfare variables on educational and societal outcomes.

This paper looks at the effects of the print media on policy making.

An analysis of Adam Curtis' documentary "The Power of Nightmares: The Rise of the Politics of Fear".

A discussion to understand gaps in the current screening of air cargo and the problematic regulations that dictate the screening processes.

This paper studies the book 'The Dahlgren Affair' by Duane Schultz.

An analysis of Plato's views of rhetoric and democracy and how they apply to modern day politics.

This paper discusses major trends in terrorism in recent years.

This paper examines the Roman's Republic's change to an imperialist state in light of the Bush administration's use of emergency governmental powers.

An analysis of the factors leading to the outcome of the British general election in 1959.

This paper discusses ecological imperialism in light of Marx's views on capitalism.

This paper discusses online blogs and their effect on the upcoming U.S. elections.

An examination of the reasons for the failure of the domestic branch of the Office of War Information (OWI) and the success of its international branch.

This paper provides an in-depth review of the Protect America Act of 2007.

This paper outlines the law-making process of the United States government.

This paper examines a comparison between the fall of the Roman Empire and the current state of the United States.

An in-depth review of the Jemaah Islamiyah Southeast Asian terrorist group.

A discussion on how we can use anti-terrorism countermeasures to ensure mail room security.

A look at the work of disaster recovery centers.

An examination of how Wlliam Brandt's Eastern policy affected his Western policy.

An analysis of the politics of Dante as defined in his "Commedia".

This paper argues that had John F. Kennedy not been assassinated and his presidency allowed to run its course, history would not look so kindly upon him and neither would popular opinion.

This paper looks at racial attacks, focusing on the Jena 6 controversy.

This paper discusses the subjects of power and leadership as exemplified by three ancient texts: "Genesis", "Epic of Gilgamesh" and "Lysistrata".

This paper discusses the ethics of Wal-Mart's minimal health insurance plan for workers.

This paper explores the clash between Islamic and Western civilization.

A discussion on the political desire to achieve peace in the Sudan region with the establishment of a framework for an open dialogue path between the parties.

An overview and assessment of the vision and strategic leadership of William J. "Wild Bill" Donovan in the creation of the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) for the U.S. during the Second World War.

An analysis of the role of the U.S. and Great Britain in the outbreak of the Cold War.

Explores the history, economic principles and legislative and regulatory influences of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).

This paper discusses whether de-industrialisation in the UK is an inevitable consequence of changing world markets rather than the result of failed industrial policy.

This paper looks at the changes that have taken place in the field of intelligence in the United States and discusses that further transformations are required.

Argues that the Bible cannot be used as a substitute for a declaration of universal human rights.

An analysis of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and the universalist and relativist approaches to the application of human rights.

An analysis of democracy's contribution to a modern world characterized by globalization.

An examination of the problems in the educational system practiced in the urban areas of the United States, according to Jonathan Kozol's article, "Still Separate, Still Unequal."

This paper discusses the causes of global warming and looks at actions to reduce the damage.

Presents a creative essay written as if Miss Nigeria America is speaking with the new president of Nigeria, Umaru Yar'Adua, about the problems of Nigeria.

The writer examines the concept of a great power and discusses states in terms of major powers.

An analysis of the theories of the English School of International Relations with regards to order versus chaos.

Explores the possibility of peace, stability and prosperity of Southeast Asia, given the rise of China.

This paper explores the economic consequences of a terror attack in general and of 9/11 in particular.

An discussion on the idea of a living wage, which has been considered in a number of ordinances across the US.

A discussion of how an American identity has developed from the essentials set forth in the Declaration of Independence.

A critical analysis of Zara Gelsey's article "Who's Reading Over Your Shoulder?".

This paper discusses the policies of the insurance industry in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

An analysis of the failure of scholars to understand the causes of terrorism.

A review of Niccolo Machiavelli's "The Prince".