… law. Without law, government, and rules, there is chaos. Man attempts to keep order with rules that basically seek to maintain everyone’s happiness and security. These manmade laws, however, cannot always keep people controlled. Since time…

… be the effects on the relationship between children and their parents caused by divorce and remarriage in today's society? The answer to this question is one which demands consideration by any one interested in our society and its present trends. Though…

… Use of Dollar” discusses a process he refers to as dollarization. According to Mr. Stevenson, “A number of countries have been considering abandoning their national currencies and adopting the American dollar—the accepted international benchmark…

… right to marry? This topic was under legal scrutiny during the last congressional election. The Citizens of Hawaii voted against a proposal that would make marriages among gays legal. In fact, in recent years, gays and lesbians have had more attention…

… a programme called the Party Manifesto which outlines their views on how they believe society should develop under their government. Manifestos are used to give electors a choice between the parties based on their policies. Despite this though…

… large to have direct democracy. Even representative democracy is hard to achieve on such a large scale. Look at the voter turnout in the United States. It is lower than ever. If ordinary citizens aren't making policy who is? One answer is the Elite…

… Internet? If you were to ask this question to any person familiar with the World Wide Web they most likely would say that nobody owns the "Net", but in the past few years a major player has stepped onto the Internet scene and they don't want just a…

… States occupational pay ratios and earning inequality is declined, mainly across World War II (Ober 1948, Phelps Brown 1977, Williamson and Lindert 1980, Goldin and Margo 1922b). The evidence showed that the condition of income inequality was occurrence…

… doctors should be allowed to assist patients in suicide has been a very sensitive and emotional topic for people of both sides. With machines to substitute organs and blood, there is no doubt technology have saved and prolonged many lives. Although…

… boomed in the United States approximately ten years ago. Doctor-assisted suicide was brought to the attention of Americans in the mid-1980s, but did not become the issue it is today until the nineties. The question of whether to “live the remainder…