have suggested that we should engage and be engaged by those persons who see and understand the world differently from those who sit comfortably within a dominant we society so that we might (re)imagine or discover a new place for democratic politics. And as film-goers who find ourselves more susceptible emotionally to the stimuli presented in a movie theatre, we can at times experience vicariously, […]

 The attached document is Chapter 1 of Deborah Stone’s book, POLICY PARADOX: THE ART OF POLITICAL DECISION MAKING (this is one of the most well-known books on public policy, or the action or output of government).  The attached chapter describes the difference between the “Market Model” and the “Polis Model” within our society. This description describes fundamental elements of human behavior that Stone assumes are […]

Please take your time and read the instructions of the syllabus that I attached carefully. There are 4 sessions left to do in the semester. I am willing to pay $60 for each session, which would be a total of $240. I already did two assignments in which I both received a C+. I need the quality of the work to be very good and […]

This section includes two very influential theoretical perspectives, the English School and Constructivism, with their particular focus on order, rules, and the role of ideas and the agentstructure debate (particularly in relation to constructivism) in international relations. In addition to the chapters in Viotti & Kauppi, there are several additional articles by some of the leading theorists of the “English School”, such as Hedley Bull […]

Socialism and Communism are similar because they both oppose Capitalism. Socialism and Communism address the people’s needs and Capitalism is about money and profit. Shubert & Goldstein (2012) write that Karl Marx believed that the working class (or bourgeoisie) were attempting to “overthrow the aristocracy” which would lead to revolutions. Socialism developed from there, and according to Cam & Kayaoglu (2015), Socialism represents the changing […]

Construct, write, and develop a critical, sociologically imaginative essay (minimum 5 pages).  How many U.S. Senators in California?  Who are they?  How many House representatives does California have?  What political party/parties are a majority in California politics at the state level?  at the national level?   How many total in all of the U.S.?   How are the number of House of Representatives decided?   How is the United […]

What did Aristotle mean by the term “Oligarchy?” And how has that  term been used in the post -communist era in Eastern Europe? Why do you think that term become popular in the American media to describe the “shadow elite” that links government policy outcomes to the demands of the private sector. Does Jared Kushner or Donald Trump Jr. have the profile of a modern […]

please read the attached document which covers how to write a political science essay.  Please research and write a 2 page/1000 word paper on any topic we have covered in this course that pertains to state and local government.  It doesn’t have to be Florida-centric, and, just like your midterm project, it can be on a broad topic like:  climate change, immigration, abortion, same-sex marriage, […]

In his important work, The Death of Expertise, author Tom Nichols expresses multiple concerns about people’s ability to both process and discuss information.  What is confirmation bias and how does it influence everything from the individual conversations that we have to the broader public discourse?  Make sure that you address some of his examples and how scientists attempt to control it.  Also, why are conspiracy […]

first proposal – The costs outweigh the benefits of the United States pulling out of Syria as President Trump announced.  I will return your prospectus with my comments in class on Wednesday. You should start working on the next assignment which you will need to get to me by no later than  next Monday, February 25. This next assignment is to work on and write […]