Each student will complete a FIVE to SEVEN-page analysis of some contemporary issue in International Political Economy – IPE (e.g. NAFTA, trade and the WTO, trade and the environment, the EMU, the role of the IMF and the World Bank in less developed countries, the nascent anti-globalization backlash, etc.). Students will need to do original […]
How will the political culture of people affect the politics of a society? Explain your answer.
The main purpose of a constitution is to empower a government to govern.” To what extent do you agree with this statement? Explain your answer.
Post-Liberal Peace: Critically evaluate post-liberal approaches to peace-building, and the implications of these for current and future peace-building practice.
Critiques of Liberal Peace: Assess the various critiques in relating to Liberal Peace in the peace-building literature, and the implications of these for current and future peace-building practice.
State-building and Peace-building: Evaluate the theoretical and practical differences and convergences between state-building and peace-building, and critically reflect on their implications.
The Emergence of Peace-Building, and Liberal Peace: Critically evaluate the emergence of the notion and practice of peace-building since the end of the Cold War and the rising to prominence of Liberal Pea
Would you support a constitutional amendment to limit the court’s power of judicial review when it is applied to state laws that have been passed by state legislatures or passed by citizens via referenda?
Does this power limit or expand the power of the federal government? What impact, if any, does it have on the power of the states?
Explain the basis of the Supreme Court’s power: What is the power of judicial review and how was it created?
