Discuss why justice and effectiveness are important when discussing state policy. Explain what problems can occur if a policy is only looked at from a just point of view. Explain what problems occur when judging a policy's effectiveness.
Choose a particular policy: defense, education, research and development, health and social welfare, income redistribution, or economic development. Compare and contrast this policy within two different, modern states.
Briefly identify two advantages and two disadvantages of the United States becoming involved in state-building in Iraq.
Discuss a specific issue that the United States faces "from above" and "from below." Use specific examples.
Discuss the three ways through which power can be exercised, and give at least one example of each.
Describe the meaning of politics and define the concept of state.
Given today's complex security environment, 1) multinational operations, 2) interagency coordination, and 3) civil-military operations are now the norm. Please see the attached file to obtain some concrete ideas. What are some changes that could be made to U.S. military training, education and assignments (or any other part
Discuss the key differences between economic and citizens' groups. Be sure to explain at least three different kinds of each group and discuss advantages and disadvantages of each.
How did public support factor into the rise of America as a superpower? In this view, can propaganda be used as an effective weapon?
Describe some of America's global economic goals; be sure to include natural resources, trade, and foreign relations.
Discuss the philosophical positives and negatives in relation to the government's role in social welfare. Include examples of social insurance and public assistance programs, and explain the differences between the two.
Discuss some of the issues to be considered when deciding which cases the Supreme Court chooses to hear. Include the ideas of precedent, judicial conference, and opinion.
Briefly mention the elements of bureaucratic accountability within the Presidency, Congress, and the Courts. What are some key insights?
Describe the two different key leadership roles that the president plays in foreign policy and domestic policy. When did these roles evolve as part of the presidency? Historically, what are some of the theories against these two different roles?
I am looking for the strengths and weaknesses of the Supreme Court. One of their strengths is that they are appointed for life, but I would like a few more examples of their strengths as well as their weaknesses.
Discuss how the rise of cable and the internet have completely changed the ways that citizens gain their news and how the system has had to adapt to stay competitive.
What is a citizen's right to privacy, and in what form has it manifested in recent years? Discuss at least three different forms of the privacy debate with examples.
What are the key differences between civil liberties vs. equal (civil) rights? Discuss each and provide at least three examples.
How would the criminal justice system be different today if the founding fathers had decided not to create a separate system of federal courts, allowing federal laws to be enforced in state courts instead?
Discuss the key characteristics of monarchies, theocracies, and democratic, autocratic, military governments. Describe the waves that have pushed the shifts in democracy and the issues that pushed these waves.
If you sought power and were offered one of these jobs, how would you rank them from best to worst? and why? - Supreme Court justice - House of Representatives, major committee chair. - House Speaker - House minority leader - new House member - Senate majority leader - Senate minority leader - Important Senate committee
Discuss the nature of the interaction between the House and Senate during the development and passage of the Affordable Care Act. What are the calculations that each chamber's leaders made? Why did each chamber's leaders act as they did? What are the different constraints under which each chamber operates?
What are some of America's global economic goals?
Few pieces of legislation have created as much controversy as the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare. State and defend your position on this law. I am for this law 3 Paragraphs
Discuss the philosophical positives and negatives in relation to the government's role in social welfare. Include examples of social insurance and public assistance programs, and explain the differences between the two.
Discuss the federal role in education against the state role. Explain some of the positives and negatives for the federal presence.
Briefly mention the elements of the Bureaucratic accountability with the Presidency, Congress, the Courts, and itself. Provide key insights and specialized requirements where appropriate. 200 words or more please
Describe the roles of the leaders of the two houses of Congress. What role does a political party play, how do they gain such a status, and what power do these leaders have with this office
What have the issues been surrounding the rights of Native Americans, Hispanic Americans, and Asian Americans? What have they been for African Americans and women? Discuss key leaders, events, and statistics.
Describe the two different key leadership roles, foreign policy and domestic policy, which the president plays. When did these roles evolve as part of the presidency? Historically, what are some of the theories against these two different roles? 200 words please