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Week 8 Blog POL 100

Imagine you are a political writer with your own blog. You write about current events and what they mean for the U.S. government and its citizens. For this blog post you will choose an event from the last three months involving U.S. political issues or policies related to one of the following: The U.S. President.Congress.Administrative […]

Week 9 Activity POL 100

Activity: A Policy You Would ChangeThis brief activity will serve as preparation for your last assignment, which is due next week. If you could change any U.S. domestic policy today, what would it be? For this activity, choose a policy you would like to change, submit a brief explanation of the policy you would like […]

International Security

The structure of power in the international system is almost always too ambiguous or uncertain to explain why war starts, how it proceeds, and why it ends.  We gain more leverage over understanding state behavior and international outcomes by looking exclusively within states themselves, at their leaders and/or institutional structure.  Do you agree?  Why or […]

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PETERSON’S POLITICAL ECONOMIC STRUCTURALISM AND STONE’S URBAN REGIME ANALYSIS Summarize the main features of both theories. What does each look at (independent variables) to explain urban policy decisionmaking (dependent variables)? What else does each theory say is important for understanding urban politics?Features and flaws in both theories. What does the theory illustrate about urban life […]

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Please Read the Attached Reading ( Second Treatise, Ch. 1-11; 14; 18-19) then do the following: Please make a post offering at least two thoughtful and substantive questions, reflections, or comments  (QRCs) inspired by  the material below. – At least one QRC must explicitly identify a passage( quote a passage and then respond to it) […]

anne Phillips view

In “Must Feminists Give Up on Liberal Democracy?” Anne Phillips writes that “while liberal democracy has signally failed to deliver on its promises to women, it does not help to address these failings in terms of giving up on liberal democracy.” Do you agree or disagree with Phillips’ view? By drawing on the academic literature […]

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The Supreme Court heard a case two terms ago considering whether or not a baker has the right to refuse to bake a cake for a gay couple if they have a religious objection. The state of Colorado alleges that the bakers actions violate state non-discrimination laws while the baker contends that his actions are […]

palestinian society and politics

Part A (75%):Read carefully and answer all the questions.Do not write more than two pages per answer. Subsequent pages will not be read. Three questions worth 25 points each = 75 points.Part B (40%):Read carefully! Define and explain each of the terms. Please do not write more than 10 lines for each term. Five questions […]

Explain the sovereign paradox

Double spacing,12pt Times New Roman1 inch margins,No more than 1 inch of space dedicated to title and header,No extraneous space between paragraphs or headers. Cite lectures and class readings where appropriate (stated in the parenthesis)Do not use outside sources

coursework

Answer the following questions with the links provided 1.  In the article, Public Health Experts Say the Pandemic Is Exactly Why Protests Must Continue, which appeared in Slate on June 2, 2020, (link in folder), what connection do the public health experts who signed the open letter make between the pandemic and the need for […]

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