Political essay samples

The American political system is one of the most globally discussed models worldwide. Primarily, it is because of the influence of the US on the rest of the world. The US political system is defined by the belief that governs a party. This is what characterizes the two major political segments that ... Read more »

Introduction The Islamic rise of Iraq and the Levant (ISIS) in Iraq-Syrian context occurred against the backdrop of the overall dominance of a number of radical Islamist organizations in the Middle East, Asia and Africa. They are among the most lethal terrorist groups in the world as well as the ... Read more »

1. Looking at the Return of Plundered Cultural Properties a. Cultural Nationalism Nationalism largely takes a political dimension. However, in the present day, cultural nationalism takes the form of mass re-assertion on matters pertaining more to culture rather than politics (Merryman, 1986). The ... Read more »

Introduction Today, the issue of a migration policy appears in a spotlight of American elites as well as the general public. The U.S. is considered to be a center of the biggest migration system in the world. Annually, a large number of people arrives to the country with a hope to find a new home ... Read more »

Many issues arise when it comes to investigation of international political events. The intention of the investigators determines whether the entire process aims at establishing a more inclusive isocratic and democratic political process or aims at other malicious purposes. Investigations guided on ... Read more »

Introduction For the twenty-first century international relations, the idea of freedom is paramount. The current world order is built on liberal thought and ideas such as recognizing individual liberty, private property, and universal rights. Today, all aspects of public life are intertwined; ... Read more »

Introduction The aim of the international relations theory has always been scientific explanation of the most significant phenomena, processes and relationships of the research objects. A theory is an abstracted, hypothetical or speculative reflection of reality. To theorize means to think in order ... Read more »

The 1942 Manhattan Project has often been dubbed as the project that changed the world through the creation of the atomic bomb. On the 6th of August, 1945, this atomic bomb was used, culminating in an event that changed the way the globe viewed warfare. The effects of the bomb still linger to the ... Read more »

The Presidential Policy Directive gives an outline of the president’s vision for strengthening the security and resilience of the nation. The policy gives a systematic method for the United States to prepare for national threats such as terrorism, pandemics, and catastrophic natural ... Read more »

Introduction International organizations operating at the global level fulfil a large-scale mission. Their foundation and operation establish the tasks of the participating loyal countries that go beyond the boundaries of the national systems. The United Nations is an international organization, ... Read more »

Without a doubt, the figure of Ronald Reagan remains a rather significant one in the context of American history. He was elected to be the 40th President of the United States of America and served during the period between 1981 and 1989. One of his specific policies was that the significance of his ... Read more »

China has demonstrated exuberant – astonishing, even – economic growth in the last several decades. Its GDP has grown from $202 billion in 1980 to about $11.8 trillion today. China has recently overtaken Japan as the world’s second-largest economy and is poised to surpass the US ... Read more »

In an attempt to analyze the sovereign paradox, it is essential to apply the bargaining hypothesis. There are several core assumptions in the hypothesis. First, there is an assumption that all individuals and groups are rational and self-interested. Second, there is an assumption of concession or ... Read more »

Introduction In the final years of the nineteenth century, the United States engaged in a war that the American secretary of state, John Hay called a “Splendid Little War”. I must admit that he was right since it commenced with high motives, continued with magnificent intelligence and ... Read more »

The Six Day War of 1967 gave Israel dominion over the Gaza Strip, the West Bank, Golans Heights, and the Sinai Peninsula. It is worth noting that the defeat of Arabian States during the war led to their withdrawal of the struggle against Israel hence leaving Palestine to handle the matter on its ... Read more »