Question Instuctions:This essay will be a comparative essay, comparing or contrasting the experiences of your interviewees with the information you have learned from the textbook or in class. You will need to choose a topic of interest from Johnson’s, Nixon’s, Ford’s, or Carter’s administration (1964-1980) and interview at least 2 people who lived through and …
Question POSCI 2: Introduction to Comparative Politics (online) Midterm Exam Directions Your midterm exam will consist of one essay question (from a choice of two) and will cover the material we have studied thus far. This is an open-note (but closed colleague) exam, and all work must be your own. You are required to integrate …
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Question Final Essay Instructions This course has sketched two competing narratives used by modern thinkers to justify their arguments for appropriate political and economic arrangements. In general, one narrative places the value of individual liberty most highly, and argues that individual liberty is best promoted through some form of private property, and best protected through …
Question What is your philosophy of life? Everybody has a philosophy of life. Identify. Identify some of the foundational beliefs that form your philosophy of life using these questions as a guide. Express your ideas as completely and clearly as you can. Think deeply and beyond superficialities and refuse to be satisfied with the first …
Question A Constitutional Paradox, Politics, and Rationality Today Today, all citizens of the United States are witnessing “competing visions of statesmanship.” Unfortunately, there seems to be confusion between what is a “Politician” and what is a “Statesman,” however, as you have learned, they are far from being one-in-the-same. The paradoxes and solutions of a democracy …
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