indispensable institutions, concepts and ideals. The study of the subject enables an individual to learn the art of government and administration. The courses in the first two semester focus on basic concepts of political science and major political ideologies. The next two, third and fourth, puts emphasis exclusively on the Indian political system. The fifth and sixth semesters courses deal with public administration and International relations. Course objectives 1. Imparting value based education. 2
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Analysis of “This isn’t a ‘legal’ matter this is war.” The article “This isn’t a ‘legal’ matter, this is war” by Charles Krauthammer is an article in regards to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Krauthammer had the article published in “The Times” on September 13, 2001. Krauthammer claims that “9/11” is an act of war and he encourages the nation to take the proper action against the terrorists that planned the attacks. Krauthammer’s use of categorical, causal, definitional, resemblance
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Assignment 1: The Cold War and U.S. Diplomacy Annette Hickson Dr. John Cronin Strayer University POL300 – International Problems February 9, 2014 Introduction The Second World War forever changed how the United States viewed its role in foreign affairs. America understood it could no longer stand by and watch countries abroad occupy other nations without feeling any impact. In order to combat this threat, several presidents introduced ideologies to prevent
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Imperial Japan and their subsequent surrender, and the beginnings of a decades long Cold War between the United States and Soviet Union. It was also a year that was instrumental in laying the foundation for what would occur during the French Indochinese and Vietnamese War the foundation of modern Vietnam itself. I will argue that following events in 1945 were the most important in the creation of Vietnam, and in the wars to come: the Japanese overthrowing the French colonial government on March 9, the
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Female rights in Soviet Union before and post World War II Women played a large part in most of the armed forces and industrial manufacture of the Second World War. In most countries though, women tended to serve mostly in administrative, medical and in auxiliary roles. But in the Soviet Union women fought in larger numbers in front line and arsenal roles. Over eight hundred thousands women served their Motherland in World War II; nearly two hundred thousands of them were honored and 89 of them
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its mines. Recent investigations have uncovered details of such exploitations. The Security Council released a statement regarding their inquiry and declared, “[they] can no longer ignore clear evidence linking the exploitation of resources to the war in the Congo” (Lobe). As many
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Finally, there is the legacy that all of this African colonialism has created within the continent of Africa. To begin with is the idea of Pan-Africanism, which is the encouragement of solidarity of Africans worldwide, has become a major stamp left on the legacy of Africa. Key historical figures such as Edward Blyden, Marcus Garvey and W.E.B. Du Bois each used the idea of worldwide African solidarity as the foundation for the creation of immensely influential books and ideas. Blyden became an
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during that time period and changed lives of people throughout the world. Major themes of the course will include the French and Industrial Revolutions, emergence of ideologies such as liberalism, nationalism and socialism as well as their practical impact on politics and culture, the rise and fall of European global dominance, wars and revolution of the 20th century. Goals of the Course: I. Understanding Historical Heritage of our Civilization: The major purpose of this course is to familiarize
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made as a collective whole in the economic field, not the independent political state. In many ways, Waltz suggests that Globalism is really Americanism spread around the globe. As the Cold War ended, it become clearer that the ideology that won out, a capitalist democracy, was the winner and dominant ideology. The theology behind it was that if a country is not transparent, with a flexible free market, then it will crumble. What if a country is looking to open its economy? Waltz argues that
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The political turmoil 1960s is often thought of as a radical time where many young, educated, progressives campaigned for movements like the anti-war, or sexual liberation movements, greatly altering the social order. However, Stone’s study shows that there was a version of this on the right as well; where young, educated, political active conservatives, became Birchers and did the very same thing
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