Political Science

This semester we read Rosenblum and Muirfield’s book, A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE SAYING. The authors introduced a new concept, “conspiracism,” that consists of conspiracy ideas that lack evidence, that are not “theoretical.” The authors isolated their new concept of

On Monday, Apr. 19th, The Columbus Dispatch juxtaposed a column by Conservative Columnist George Will (Will promoted a book by Dr. Steven B. Smith from Yale on how to recover patriotism) with a political cartoon by Mike Thompson (known for

Ive written an extended introduction to this assignment. The introduction is meant to clarify the different standings and shared understandings on modern political ideologies over time, the ways that political scientists have wrestled with this phenomenon, and the current opportunity

Please Read the Attached Reading (Simone Weil, An Anthology FOCUS ON Human Personality & The Needs of the Soul & The Great Beast chapters ) then do the following: Please make a post offering at least two thoughtful and substantive

We all hold certain truths to be self-evident, but upon reflection, may come to see how questionable they really are. In this paper, you will draw upon one or more of the texts below to question your own self-evident truths.

.ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS (Short answers 3-5 sentences will suffice. Define what national security means to you. What is meant by the “National Security Enterprise”? What major elements compose security? 2. What do you think are our top 5 national security

Islam, Secularism, and Democracy Engage in the three primary texts about Islam, Secularism, and Democracy.  After a brief summary of the ideas introduced in the assigned texts, you should provide a discussion of the topic by writing your comments and

Include an abstract at the beginning of your paper. Well written with an introduction and conclusion. Proper citations of sources and list of works cited. Test  a theory on one or more cases. The theory may be your own or