Does the complex nature of health care,environmental, and energy policies necessarily underminepublic participation in these policy debates? Why or whynot?

Q: What role do state party organizations play inAmerican politics today? How does the use of a closed ...

A: Introduction: State party organizations are a part of the party structure of the federation of the U...

Q: Discuss the importance of Article 39 of the United Nations Charter.

A: After the Second World War, it was unanimously accepted that there was a need for an international b...

Q: Citing the scholarly works of Karl Marx and Marx Weber,discuss their contributions towards social ch...

A: Both Karl Marx and Max Weber were the proponents of the theories of social change and gave explanati...

Q: How does the political situation in a country affect the position of the Church and the role of the ...

A: The United States of America is comparatively more religious than any other advanced industrial coun...

Q: The Cold War was the defining event of the second half of the twentieth century. The United States a...

A: To Evaluate and Explain The two primary issues that contributed to the start of the Cold War    Intr...

Q: Explain briefly at least three (3) duties of the Filipino people that are almost always practiced by...

A: Duties as rights are important for the holistic growth of citizens in society. It ensures that one w...

Q: Despite the existence of research data that might inform policy about development, politicians rarel...

A: Introduction:  Politicians rarely used any kind of research data based on the development in their s...

Q: Discuss Kashmir issue between India and Pakistan with the latest efforts initiated by Kashmir moveme...

A: The Kashmir issue between India and Pakistan started after the independence of India from colonial r...

Q: What is the role of corporatism?

A: Corporatism is a political ideology where the government attempts to bring all the corporate societi...

Q: should administrators have a say in ensuring that justice is served?

A: Introduction: Administrators in any form of government are the legislators, or come under the legisl...

Q: Which of the following is NOT an option when a case reaches the appeals court? A. They confirm (ok)...

A: Introduction: The Federal Judiciary system is so setup that it hears out cases and give out their ju...

Q: Courts presume classifications based on race to be a. constitutional. b. remedial. c. offensive. d. ...

A: Introduction: Classification on the basis of race in the USA or if we go by universally acceptable f...

Q: The Bill of Rights was designed to protect individuals from the tyranny of government. But as civill...

A: Rights are the protection that the constitution ensures for the people against powerful government m...

Q: What is idealogy

A: The term " ideology " is a collection of different kinds of ideas or beliefs that is shared by a gro...

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: Discuss the importance of Article 39 of the United Nations Charter.

A: The united nations is an international organization, that aims to maintain peace and cooperation amo...

Q: What do Referendums achieve?

A: In a democracy, people are the sovereign. They have the right to decide not only who should govern b...

Q: When the House and the Senate pass differentversions of a bill, these versions are to be reconciled ...

A: The answer is the conference committee.

Q: Which of the following is NOT an important function of elections in American democracy?a. to facilit...

A: U.S. elections are considered as the most  fair and just elections which hold on long term. U.S elec...

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

A: Introduction: A confederation or the confederation of states is a group or cluster of states existin...

Q: Compare and contrast high-income, middle-income, and low-income  countries.

A: Gross National Income:  Gross National Income per capita refers to the average per capita income of ...

Q: merit. O liberty. O social mobility. O private ownership of property.

A: Liberty and the private ownership of the property are the two most basic pursuit of U.S.A. capitalis...

Q: Based on the following theories, assess what hampers Philippine development: Functionalism  Depende...

A: Introduction: Philippines was a backward nation historically, now it has emerged as one of the faste...

Q: 9. You are going to buy some groceries, as you are crossing the pedestrian lane a line man fixing th...

A: Introduction: As a witness to an accident which takes place in a public or even if in an isolated ar...

Q: Which statement is true?a. Concerns about an excessively strong presidency beganduring the early twe...

A: Divided Government: A divided government is a type of government in presidential or semi presidentia...

Q: Discuss the differences between International Criminal Court and International Court of Justice.

A: There can be peace in the world as long as there is justice. There cannot be peace without justice. ...

Q: Why does federation mean? Discuss the problem in the federal system of Pakistan?

A: Introduction A federation means a group of states with a central government but independent in inter...

Q: How does the political situation in a country affect the position of the Church and the role of the ...

A: Political scenario of any country will affect its institutions and their role. No matter if it is a ...

Q: Discuss your understanding from the given statement. 'DEMOCRACY is a kind of Environment based on C...

A: Introduction: Democracy is a form of government which supports modern state of art and economy. It g...

Q: Assess the role of democratic politics in making healthcare, environmental, and energy policy and th...

A: Democratic policies - The democratic types of governments always tries to promote the policies which...

Q: What is meant when a bill is pigeonholed, and how can this be stopped?

A: To Describe Pigeonholing of a bill and how to stop it

Q: Explain why most social movements fail, why some succeed, and why somecontinue for decades.

A: Social Movements- The movements which are related to social issues are called social movement,

Q: What are ways that people acquire their political beliefs and attitudes?

A: Political socialization:  The process by which people or adults acquire their political views, thoug...

Q: All EXCEPT which of the following are true ofthe backgrounds of federal judges?a. They typically hav...

A: Federal judges get selected by the president. There are some essential criteria for the selection, l...

Q: Assess the impact of social welfare policies on democracy and the scope of government in America

A: Social Welfare policies - The policies that helps in developing the social condition by implementing...

Q: Discuss the Millennium Development Goal encourage gender equality and empower women. and their achie...

A: Introduction: Millennium Development Goals were specific 8 goals or target set international organiz...

Q: What is the definition of civil liberties.  Give examples of civil liberty issues today and in histo...

A: Every state gives civil, political, and social liberties to its citizens so that they can develop th...

Q: What are Non state? In what way it contribute to the Social Development of a country?

A: Introduction: State and Non-State Actors are specific entities which work in promoting a definite an...

Q: Arresting the imagination and regulating the action are two different things. Regulating the action ...

A:  Regulating the action occurs when authoritarian governments of the world attempt to control the cit...

Q: The main source of political socialization WITHINthe school context is government and civics classes...

A: Political socialization is when individuals are learning and getting aware of the political powers ,...

Q: based on Republic Act No. 8293, What are examples of copyright protected works under the Philippine ...

A: The Republic Act Number 8293 governs intellectual property in the Philippines. 

Q: Determine the significance of party identification inAmerica today

A: American electoral politics have been mainly dominated by two main parties, namely, the Democratic a...

Q: Why is America’s dependence on foreign oilincreasingly relevant to American foreign policy? Whatare ...

A: America is highly dependant on foreign oil, as America is a superpower country, and industries are t...

Q: Which of the following is the standard forevaluating age discrimination claims?a. the reasonableness...

A: Age discrimination occurs when employers treat their employees or workers based on their age and not...

Q: Nelson Mandela and Steve Jobs considered as the great leaders of the history? What lessons of effect...

A: Introduction Nelson Mandala , the late South African anti-apartheid leader, statesman, and a Nobel p...

Q: Explain the criteria which courts adopt to assess whether the defendant was in breach of the duty of...

A: The duty of care is like a social contract, the implicit responsibilities where one individual can d...

Q: Why is the United States a capitalist economy?

A: Capitalist Economy:  United states is known as "Capitalist Economy" having a democratic capitalist s...

Q: What was the basic reason of Two Nation Theory that Sir Syed Ahmad Khan proposed it?

A: Sir Syed Ahmad Khan initially wanted to modernize the Muslim population of India. He even proclaimed...

Q: Outline the judicial process at the Supreme Court leveland assess the major factors influencing deci...

A: The judicial process is a set of legal steps that are followed in the court system  File a case in ...

Q: How has cybercrime evolved from rogue individuals to sophisticated criminal organizations?

A: Cybercrime, or computer-oriented crime, is a term applied to crime that involves a computer and a ne...