Describe institutions and explain their role as agents as well as their structure Elaborate on institutionalism as an approach and its contribution to political analysis and use an example
4.2.1 Explain the ways in which social, political and economic factors influence education policy. 4.2.2 Analyse the impact of current educational policies on curriculum and practice in your own area of specialism.
First, choose two different unions (preferably within the same sector or in similar forms of work) that have contrasting forms of unionism (e.g. business unionism and social unionism) or politics (e.g. strategic voting and supporting a single political party). Second, give a comparative analysis of their different forms of unionism and politics. In particular, how […]
Examine the role of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) and its likely future, considering the political shifts occurring globally.
Description This is NOT a writing assignment . Read all the readings and mostly rely on Cohn’s (Global Political Economy, Theory and Practice) BOOK. Answer the following question. The response should be double-spaced and between six to seven pages. It is an open-book and open note. Use the short citation form (author, page #) for […]
Assess the effectiveness of the American political system. Some see the American system as a model to emulate while others see it as fundamentally flawed. What do you think? What are the strengths and weaknesses of this system? What (if anything) needs to be changed? Give specific examples. Support your arguments with evidence.
How did the rising conservatism of the 1970s affect the social, political, and economic issues in the U.S.?
Pope Alexander VI, Pope Julius II, Pope Leo X and how they set the stage for the reformation with acting in more political reasons then religious ones.
Essay on the movie, The Killing Fields (Cambodian genocide); . Do not summarize the story of the film. Discuss the major political theme(s) (e.g., revolution) of the film and analyze how the theme is addressed in the film. Focus on the political aspects of the film. Do not include discussions on issues irrelevant to political […]
How have the political systems of Central and Eastern Europe developed post-communism? A focus on democratic development and analysis of one subtopic or multiple subtopics. looking at party development (prevalence of fragmented polarised political systems and unstable oversized coalitions), weak civil society (legacy of civil society suppression under communism), industrial relations (weak due to rejection […]
