According to Stein, how does a conception of "us" depend upon a conception of them? Who is divant and how is deviance recognized?

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A: Federalism is a form of government where the administrative responsibilities are divided into the ce...

Q: A stable government should do all of the following except A)hold rulers accountable B)spend money...

A: In modern democracies, governments are formed to perform welfare activities. They are there to make ...

Q: Regarding border security and immigration- Describe at least two reasons why the U.S. is having a di...

A: The Central American people have been crossing the USA's borders through unfair and illegal means an...

Q: Article IV is below: Section 1. Full faith and credit shall be given in each state to the public act...

A: Introduction: Article IV of the US constitution is a constitutional mandate which establishes relati...

Q: (a) Discuss what is meant by the "Madisonian model" of the U.S constitution.  Specifically, what ide...

A: The American constitution guides the American polity. It was drafted at the Philidalpian Convention ...

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Q: Do you think the Federalism comcept is still valid today or should we we working towards centralizat...

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Q: What is a rider, and why are they attached to bills?

A: The legislative system in democracies is its main bulwark. A parliament (or Congress) formed of popu...

Q: Where was the belief statement founded? When was the belief statement found? Who found the belief ...

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Q: Are police officers who accept a free cup of coffee corrupt? What is your personal definition of pol...

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Q: What is policy voting, when is it likely to occur,and who is likely to be a policy voter? Why is pol...

A: When the voters vote according to the policies favored by the candidates it is called policy voting....

Q: What is an interest group..list examples of interest groups..are interest groups inherently bad..Or ...

A: Interest Groups is like an organization where people sharing common agendas and similar mindset work...

Q: Why does Blyth believe austerity is a “dangerous idea” and what does the danger have to do with demo...

A: Austerity: The history of a dangerous idea  This book was written by the writer Mark Blyth in 2013 t...

Q: Federalism can be defined as: a A division of power between the national and sub-national governme...

A: The answer is the division of power between the national and sub-national governments. It differs fr...

Q: Infer Why do you think South Africa offered amnesty to the people who admitted to committing the gru...

A: For a very long time, a single word dominated the lives of South African people, which was ''Aparthe...

Q: Below is the Full Text of Article VI: All Debts contracted and Engagements entered into, before the ...

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A: Electoral politics is a costly game of manipulation. Here whichever party or individual wins, it is ...

Q: Passage 1: The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the...

A: The nineteenth amendment to US Constitution is about granting voting rights to all the Women citizen...

Q: Identify and explain the differences between federalism, separation of powers and checks and balance...

A: Federalism means decentralization of power between states, a system where the states have some legis...