… of communism in Russia in 1989, the past has constantly come back to haunt or influence the present. Matthew Brzezinsk, the author of, Casino Moscow, writes about his experiences about going back to the Soviet Union and observing all that goes on…

… scientific and philosophical questions are thought to have first arisen, is also considered by most to be the birthplace of demokratia; or as we regard it, democracy. A system for and by the people, democracy has since transcended its early Athenian…

… there are areas within international relations (will now be abbreviated as IR) as a field of political study elements of a colonial nature. That is to say IR exhibits as a form of knowledge colonialism. In this essay I shall layout my argument or arrival…

… Societies <Tab/> The expansion of technology in society increases the division of labor, mobility, and equality of its members. This statement seems quite…

… consider and elaborate on. First of all I believe that it is useful to briefly state that democratic governments are preferable to non-democratic governments. After this I will outline what liberal democracy is and what it is supposed to achieve.…

… to determine. Class alignment provided Britain with stable voting patterns, whereby the tow major parties, Conservative and Labour. Could count on the support of the majority of voters. Since the 1970s, however, class de-alignment has accounted for…

… independence from Britain in 1950s and after. Many people were killed and so much blood was shed on their bloody route. When Grenada achieved independence there were many other political movements, excluding government, searching for power. I will descri…

… Study Fairness This article describes economic theories of free trade, protectionism, and economic fairness. As well, how will free trade effect workers, consumers, and companies. Public debate between free trade and protectionism focuses on the…

… in democratic systems assisted or impeded by the insistence of political parties and pressure groups upon actively participating in the policy making process?" Britain and America in particular, have a long established interest group system, which…

… more democratic; the activities of pressure groups also make democratically elected Governments more effective." People to protect or advance a shared interest, form interest or pressure groups. Political parties and groups can be large campaigning…