Essays on Liberalism

To fully understand why conflict occurs, it is imperative to understand the different perspectives when it comes to conflict. There are factors including economic incentives, gender and ethnicity. There are also people who have different solutions to conflict in regard to these factors. Conflict has…

Liberalism best explains America’s involvement in the Syrian Civil War because of the emphasis on the individual’s goodness, trusting institutions, and the support of allies. This theory’s core belief is humans are usually good and society can change for the better (Mingst 83). A key…

My personal definition of survival in this context is I believe to bring the highest possibility of peace to our world. Since the seventies, interstate wars are in decline, and overall we can state the world is heading towards a peaceful, stable future. Realists may…

Introduction The ideology of neoliberalism has been a misery to many people because it has been argued that this economic concept has models that are similar to capitalist ideology. David. P. Pierson, the author of “Breaking neoliberal? Contemporary neoliberal discourses And policies in AMC’s breaking…

Ideology is a term used to explain how someone perceives the world. Its their beliefs, values and explanations on how the world operates. Like If you see people as naturally mean or naturally nice. Dominant ideology is a set of beliefs that everyone accepts and…

Since the interwar period, Germans antagonized liberalism which had a strong English orientation, warring against it militarily and ideologically through Nazism. Neo-liberalism has matured to stand dominant and authoritarian, peerless in national and international politics – not only that, it cemented and integrated itself via…

Criticism & Support, Impact & Influence of Liberalism Liberalism as we all know is the belief of freedom . The term liberalism is not used until the 19th century as a very essentially political viewpoint concerning the the very ideas of liberty, equality and civil…

The term “embedded liberal compromise” was first used by John Ruggie, an American political scientist in 1982. Mainstream researchers pronounce embedded liberalism as constituting a compromise amidst two necessary but conflicting objectives. The revival of free trade was the first objective. In this paper, the…

The Ligation of Morality With the explosion of sexual liberalism in the the 1920s, the arousal of issues such as birth control and abortions challenged the hegemonic beliefs surrounding non-marital sex and female autonomy. While the patriarchal tendencies of the government fought and failed to…

In “Confessions of a Liberal Gun Owner,” Justin Cronin, an award winning novelist who teaches at Rice University in Houston, argues that despite being a liberal and for gun control, he is also in support of some gun ownership and in fact owns one for…