•Identity two major problems the new United States was facing under the Articles of Confederation. •According to the federalists, how did the proposed U.S. Constitution attempt to solve these problems? (300 words)
•Explain the difference between general-purpose and single-purpose local governments. •Is the recent increase in single-purpose governments a good thing? •Define key terms and explain using examples or details. (Should be about 250 words )
Discuss how Syria refugee crisis affected EU border control and politics. 800-1000 word blog piece responding to an issue raised Blogs should be submitted as a Word file with between six and twelve hyperlinks to internet resources as references. Relevant resources could include blogs on issues of development as well as websites. Authors of blogs … Read more
What is the United Nations doing to combat climate change? 12-font, double-spaced, times new roman Must have a minimum of 5 sources.
Essay: This Issue Should Go to the Supreme Court Instructions 1500 words Your paper should focus on one scholarly article from the list below: The introduction should have a thesis statement and a short overview of the structure of the paper. Explain why this issue is important. The first section of the paper should be … Read more
Phenomenology and interpretive research What is interpretive research? What are the concepts and processes underlying the design of an interpretive research project.Explain. (4 pages)
(Devote around 200 or so words per each prompt) 1. How does the emergence of non-state actors (like ngos, cities, markets, and regional organizations) challenge traditional ideas about sovereignty? 2. How do Institutions (IGO/Regional) change outcomes in the international system? 3. In what ways do norms and culture shape power dynamics in the international system? … Read more
Discuss and critically assess Shaw’s Pathway Model. To do this, consider the following questions: What are the paper’s faults and merits?Is it empirically valid? Is the research design adequate? Are there any alternative explanations?
Democracy. 1. Some people believe that the adoption of modern democracy requires the acceptance of the basic tenets of liberalism. Why is that the case? 2. Modern democracy is mostly (but not entirely) representative, thus making the methods used to elect representatives especially important. Starting from these two observations, explain the link between representative democracy … Read more
Discuss the strength and weakness of constructivism in explaining the contemporary world Give at least two empirical/real-life examples and at least one academic reference source.
