What are international norms provideeach  3 examples.

Q: Describe the Globalist (Neo-liberalism) and Nationalist (Neo-Realism) positions and policies for how...

A: Neo-liberalism is the theory which talks about the free and fair market, according to this theory as...

Q: In the case of prison populations, how do you advance from the demographic description of the over-r...

A: America is the country where huge diversity amongst the races is found, and it is not natural, it is...

Q: What are the critical success factors for collaborative governance?

A: Introduction: Governance and Government are two separate and unlike terms both in terms of functions...

Q: What are the differences and similarities between feminism and critical theory?

A: Feminism refers to a series of movement- social, political, derived from an ideology which aimed to ...

Q: What was the Populist Party?

A: Introduction: Populist Party, also known as People's Party was one of itself political party of the ...

Q: 3. The Confederation Congress was a Federal system in that?        a. Each state had an equal vote, ...

A: In 1776 the Continental Congress appointed a committee to create a plan for the central government. ...

Q: What factors contributed to the racial experience of the Irish during and post-emancipation in the A...

A: Two groups of Irish American and African American populations were forcefully pushed into conflict d...

Q: Use the poster to answer the question. SALVAGE FOR VICTORY KEEP SCRAPPING FROM WASTE TO- WEAPONS Ame...

A: Manhattan Project:  The U.S. office of production management sent pledge cards to all the retailers ...

Q: Does having a legislative that represents that interests of both large states and small state help t...

A: Legislative systems have the essential function of enacting laws to fulfill the interests of all the...

Q: Please discuss some of the factors that affect voter turnout, both historical and current, and discu...

A: A voter is an adult person who has the franchise right to be a citizen of a country, all adult membe...

Q: According to the Constitution Principles video, who outlined the role of separation of powers? Geo...

A: Montesquieu gave the actual separation of the power doctrine used in the USA as the Checks and Balan...

Q: How was U.S. overseas imperialism in 1898 similar to and different from earlier American continental...

A: By 1890 , United States had no intention to expand its territories. It was only the European race to...

Q: True or False: When developing government’s separation of power, America did not fear the threat of ...

A: Separation of power is one of the basic and most important element of democracy. It is one of the ma...

Q: When did the international system of the eastern Mediterranean take shape, and how did it function?

A: The Eastern Mediterranean has become an important factor in strategic planning. The Eastern Mediterr...

Q: President Trump's proposed changes to US–Mexico policy, what specific immigration reforms does Casta...

A: Jorge G. Castaneda is a politician from Mexico, also served as a Foreign Affairs Secretary of Mexico...

Q: Is democracy very much alive in the world today, or is it under threat even in the most democratic n...

A: "The threat against democracy " is a debate which has gained prominence in the world. It has been de...

Q: What is a city-state?

A: The concept of city-state originated distinctively from ancient Greece with the emergence of city-st...

Q: Q: An important political event of the USSR in the late 1980s was:A. beginning of rehabilitation of ...

A: An important political event of the USSR in the late 1980's  Let us analyse the options given :  Opt...

Q: How does Aristotle's response to Plato's Theory of Forms reflect his more general departure from his...

A: Plato and Aristotle was a famous Greek scholar who gained name and fame in the classical period, Pla...

Q: How do bureaucracies perpetuate themselves through goal displacement?

A: Bureaucracy can be understood as n organizational structure which has clear division of labor , leve...

Q: What rights did Regulation 17 in Canada violate and who was ultimately responsible and who were the ...

A: Regulation 17 refers to the rule made by the Ontario Conservative government, it was intended to lim...

Q: Describe the characteristics that led to the British interest in India

A: Britishers established their supremacy in India around 1757, rule of East India Company continued ti...

Q: How could the store atmosphere at the followingbe improved?a. The main library on campusb. The bank ...

A: Also known as 'atmospherics' store atmosphere is the physical appearance of the store, a retail stor...

Q: Who is patriotic person?

A: Patriotism generally includes the feeling of love, attachment as well as it is an alliance with othe...

Q: Should the police be able to get digital information about you, such as cell phone location data, wi...

A: Digital information is the information that is electronically stored with the help of a computer gen...

Q: 1. Nonconsequentialists necessarily hold the view that the right of free speech is absolute, overrid...

A: Nonconsequentialism is the type of ethical theory which does not prescribe values to our conduct , w...

Q: the federal judicial branch

A: Article 3 of the Constitution of the United States of America established the judicial branch. It le...