Political science

Take the difference between French and German nationalism. How would each of the theories of nationalism’s emergence explain the histories of these cases? What might each theory say about why French nationalism is often considered “civic” and German nationalism “ethnic”?

Answer the following essays questions. Your answer will be graded based on organization, clarity and inclusion of appropriate examples to support your answer. Each essay answer should be at least 3 pages (950 words). (Times New Roman/Font 12/ Double Space- Must be submitted through turn-it-it. Submitting via email is NOT accepted). You must answer both questions.1. What constitutes the most important difference between revolutions and social movements? Analyze the American Revolution against the background of the four major theories considered in this chapter. Which theory or theories can best account for the historical sequence witnessed at the birth of the United States? Explain your answer carefully and be sure to provide evidence in support of your claims.2. Take the difference between French and German nationalism. How would each of the theories of nationalism’s emergence explain the histories of these cases? What might each theory say about why French nationalism is often considered “civic” and German nationalism “ethnic”?3.Does democracy make a material difference in people’s lives? What evidence is there that democracy is associated with better well-being? Does democracy do better than all autocracies? Is it democracy per se, or particular aspects of polities that seem to be associated with better material outcomes?

The theme of the article is “compare and contrast Plato and Aristotle’s views on both the best kind of human life, and the best kind of region or political rule. To what can we attribute the differences in their views on these issues?” (hint: make sure you discuss the role of meteorological thinking within each thinker’s writings, and the differences in their respective approaches to teleology.)You need to write a 1250 words article around this topic. Detailed requirements are in “essay requirements”.You should not refer to any online resources.PPT will give you information. The page inside refers to “Aristotle, Carnes Lord – Aristotle’s Politics University of Chicago Press (2013)” PDF

Please answer each of the questions below in short-answer format. Write your responses in complete sentences. Your answers to each question should include 2 – 3 paragraphs minimum and a minimum of 150 – 250 words.Be sure to carefully read each question to ensure that each component is answered with the appropriate depth and detail. Your answers should be free of spelling and grammar errors. When using reference material, you must properly cite your sources using in-text citations. You must also include a reference list. All documentation must be rendered in APA citation style (see announcements for details on APA). This includes citing your textbook or course lesson modules.Review the Short-Answer Grading Rubric and the Short-Answer Assignment Sample as you prepare to complete this assignment.Please include the question along with your response in the textbox. This is to ensure that you have addressed each question.Question1 of 1Identify presidential terms and list the qualifications. Analyze the current qualifications for President. Take a position and either defend the existing qualifications or defend added qualifications you think should be included in modern America.Explain why the Framers create the Electoral College? What were the historical arguments behind their decision? Do you believe the Electoral College is a good way of ensuring each vote is represented equally, why or why not (be specifics and provide an example to support your opinion)?Identify the presidential powers in Article II Section 2 of the Constitution. Then, citing one news article (not Wikipedia), provide a recent example of how a president’s power has been checked by the judicial or legislative branches of government.Compare and contrast the judicial philosophies used by justices when interpreting the Constitution. Which do you believe is most effective in today’s society? Defend your position using specific details and examples.Explain how the federal courts were established. Describe the roles and importance of the federal courts, be sure to provide examples.

This chapter outlines the basic theoretical approaches that are the foundations of international relations and are critical to understanding the field. As a start- ing point, we will begin with realist/power politics, as articulated by Hans J. Morgenthau. This has been one of the founding tenets of international relations since the end of World War II. (His seminal text, Politics Among Nations, was initially published in 1948.) Since then, the international political landscape has changed; new organizations tied to the notion of collective security assumed idealistically that security could best be assured not by having nations increase their power but by working cooperatively toward common goals and ends that would benefit all. Thus, a competing or (perhaps more appropriately) alterna- tive theory of international relations was born, which challenged the basic prin- ciples of realism. This new approach focused more on cooperation between and among nations rather than competition for power, and it embodied many of the ideals earlier espoused by Woodrow Wilson. Referred to as “liberal theory,” it incorporates economic ideas as well as political ones, and it has grown in prominence and importance since the end of the Cold War. Hence, the changes in the international system have contributed to a proliferation of other theories, all of which were designed to explain on a macro level, or more often on a micro level, some aspect of international relations.

This paper is an opportunity to study the relationship between disasters and other political and social phenomena. Select one of the articles assigned to review for Wednesday, April 14th. This could be the article that you and your group discuss during your meeting, or perhaps a different reading. Read the article very carefully and develop a response paper that addresses the following themes in a 2-3 page narrative essay:· Begin with an introductory paragraph that provides an overview of the article.· In the next paragraph, provide a brief summary of the theoretical foundations for thestudy presented by the author.· Then, discuss the research question and hypothesis of the study, and present the keyvariables of the study and how they are to be operationalized or measured.· Review and discuss in more detail the actual empirical work or case study information developed in the article. What methodology and data do they employ, and what aresome interesting patterns or significant results?· What are the conclusions of the article?· Finally, and critically: what connections can you draw between this research and ourclass theories and arguments (be specific, where possible). What have you learned about how it is ‘all connected’?

The course is divided into four major areas (agenda setting, policy formulation, policy implementation, and policy evaluation). Each student will prepare a twenty (20)-page portfolio synthesizing the four major areas. THE PORTFOLIO IS BASED SQUARLY ON MATERIAL COVERED IN CLASS. Check attached file for guidance on what to talk about and what sources to use.

Final paper: Since this is a survey course on national security, the final paper entails a wide range of choices depending on the interest of the particular student. Students must choose a particular national security issue upon which she or he will research. The overall goal of the paper is the following: 1) Capture a summary of the principle issue; 2) advance a thoughtful analysis of the issue; 3) relate the subject matter to the course; 4) incorporate at least six different sources you have found on your own in order to advance a substantial and thoughtful analysis; and 5) address a specific policy conundrum related to national security, intelligence, and/or terrorism. For example, one issue may deal with how the vast intelligence bureaucracy has hindered information sharing and how this has decreased U.S. national security.However, one would also have to address this problem and try to solve it.This assignment, therefore, is to prepare you for future university research and to think of policy analysis and solutions. It must be twelve pages in length, not including the reference list.

In this module we are looking at developing countries, the myriad obstacles they’ve faced, and the different approaches that have been pursued. We currently see all countries fighting the public health and economic consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic, and many countries in the developing world continue to fight extreme poverty under the shadow of the pandemic. After reading the blog post assigned by Homi Kharas, senior fellow at The Brookings Institution, answer the following:Prompt:Do you agree with Mr. Kharas that cash transfers coupled with domestic and international resources could be the answer for addressing global poverty? Why or why not?Link to Kharas’s article: https://www.brookings.edu/blog/future-development/2020/10/21/the-impact-of-covid-19-on-global-extreme-poverty/

• 1 )Robert Williams, “The Supreme Court and the Legal History of Racism” (from textbook)• Robert Williams, “The Savage as a Wolf” (from • responses are should be 1000 words each and provide a summary to theweekly readings. The response should include three parts: (1) a summary of the readings, (2) a connection to other course topics, and (3) a personal response to the reading.• 2nd • 2 forum posts and responses ask that engage with your classmates on theassigned readings and films. You are required to submit (1) an original post of 200-words that summarizes the reading or film and (2) an original comment of 100-words to a student post.