Essays on Political Philosophy

On the political spectrum I am moderate liberal. I believe the United States of America should be government involved for the people. This means healthcare for everyone, set wages, Women’s rights, save the environment, school and church separate, presidential elections by the people and for…

In the tenth Reading Article in Comparative Politics where the article titled “Separatist Wars, Partition, and World Order”, written by James D. Fearon in 2004, who is a political science professor at Stanford University. He starts by strongly criticizing how states approached establishing Wilsonian partitions…

Peace is a global phenomenon which may not be established into parts. It is a chain which passes from every department of a state. It travels from one state to another state and when chain completes its length and breath peace takes birth. Distoration in…

Introduction Political science need in length been worried with how with establish frameworks permitting us “to be free from hunger Also severe. ” Political advancement intimates that a portion administrations are better In accomplishing these objectives over others are. In spite of we if be…

Niccolò Machiavelli (1532) uses the portrayal of Cesare Borgia’s career to teach readers about establishing new principalities through others’ arms and fortune, which are gained with little to no trouble but are maintained with great difficulty. Borgia gained land through his father, Pope Alexander VI,…

The government is made up of both legal and political bodies that control the relationship among the members of the community as well as between the society and members of the outside world. This paper will describe various forms of bad and good governments that…

The nature of underlying traditional political values is a factor that contributes to Africa’s journey to democracy. It is probable that the more habitual political qualities joining with governmental standards concerning administration, the more potential there would be to transform the democratic position of Africa….

What natural law is may be defined and comprehended in several different ways. It all originates from the “natural” aspect. Natural is defined as something with a basis of nature; that produces a truth, fact, or certain belief uninfluenced by humankind. Law is defined as…

Herbert Marcuse, a renowned German-American philosopher, sociologist and political theorist, had produced a multitude of essays and theses that reflect on his perception of the world he’s experienced. Marcuse was an avid supporter of the left in politics and he often criticised capitalism in his…

The History of Civil Society as a Concept The term “civil society” has a long history in political philosophy, with different philosophers altering its definition since its inception. The disentanglement of those debates has become an industry of its own in recent years, but a…

A few weeks ago, I heard that the Supreme Court passing the ‘Aadhaar’ Bill – a ruling on the Indian state’s biometric-based demographic database of every individual resident – like a punch in the gut. In India, where I live, this was the first form…

The World of Political Philosophy The business of world affairs as we know it today is based on political endeavors of peace, war, economics, and government. When most people think of politics, they envision electoral campaigns, military operations, democrats arguing with republicans, Liberalists brawling with…

On March 20th, 2003 president George W. Bush and his administration, with fears of nuclear and biological weapons of mass destruction had declared war on Suddam Hussein and his regime. The majority believe that the removal of Hussein was for the best, but the question…

Is Economic Globalization Benefiting the Society? Economic globalization has both advantages and disadvantages, is also criticized and lauded. Economic globalization is when allied countries supply resources to each other that have scarcity on the resource or do not have it at all; this means that…

Fracking Policy and Political Culture This paper will look at three states using Daniel Elazar’s model of political culture – Colorado (moralistic), Ohio (individualistic), and Virginia (traditionalistic) – and how they vary on laws pertaining to the regulation of hydraulic fracturing (fracking), and if they…