Gawain, The Green Knight And The Steps To Nonviolence
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It is highly unlikely that the author of Gawain And The Green Knight meant to represent the process of nonviolence as proposed by Martin Luther King Jr. This 5 page paper asserts that the tale does, however, allow a representation of the six steps of nonviolence that King proposed. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison: Views on Powers of Government and the Two Party System
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A 5 page discussion of the political views of these three founding fathers. Suggests that a debate between Washington, in particular, and modern day political scientists would reveal many differences. Although admittedly our government has become considerably more complex over time, Washington would undoubtedly still hold to his viewpoints of limited government powers and as to the dangers of a two party political system. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Globalization And Social Democracy
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5 pages in length. Geoffrey Garrett's Partisan Politics in the Global Economy and Wallerstein et al's "Post-War Trade Union Organization and Industrial Relations in Twelve Countries" found in Continuity and Change in Contemporary Capitalism simultaneously address the aspect of globalization and social democracy. The primary differences between the two works resides with the fact that Garrett claims there exists a contradiction between countries and transnationals whose objective is to make money with other countries whose primary interests are with arts and entertainment. Garrett's theoretical argument backs this up with empirical findings presented in his book, as well as being supported by Wallerstein et al. No additional sources cited.
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Gordon S. Wood's "The Creation Of The American Republic 1776-1787
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5 pages in length. Gordon S. Wood's The Creation of the American Republic 1776-1787 addresses myriad changes that took place in relation to the United States' political, social and economic status. The metamorphosis of these three critical elements helped to further define a population of people that had already considered itself civilized; with these significant modifications, however, Wood illustrates how monumental the coming changes were to be for centuries to follow. No additional sources cited.
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GOVERNMENT AND ROLES
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This 3-page paper supports the theory penned by an anonymous philosopher: "A government that is big enough to provide its citizens with everything is big enough to take it away." The support used is President George Bush's Economic Tax Reconciliation Act of 2001. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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Government Bureaucracy
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A 5 page paper on the bureaucracy in today's government. Other terms discussed in the paper deregulation, monitoring, accountability, and responsiveness as they pertain to government.
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Government Bureaucracy—A Logical Necessity
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A 5 page research paper that examines the reasons why governments need bureaucracies—the functions that these bureaus perform for a society. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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Government Policy Formulation
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A 9 page paper discussing policy theory. Six articles are split evenly between discussing the politicization of business and the "businessification" of government operation. There are several theories of the locus of political power in relation to business interest. These articles indicate there is validity in the stance that business has significant influence in formulation of policy. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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Governmental Protection in Times of Disaster: Considerations for Emergency Preparedness
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A 6 page discussion of the governmental oversight which is required to insure our safety in times of natural or man-made disaster. The author contend that all levels of government are involved in this oversight. This interaction occurs at all levels, from insuring an adequate infrastructure to dealing with such disasters to physically accommodating people who have been displaced from their homes. The importance of computer networks is emphasized. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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Harold Seidman on “The Executive Establishment: Culture and Personality”
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This is a 5 page paper discussing the role of the executive within governmental agencies according to Seidman. In Harold Seidman’s text “Politics, Position and Power: the Dynamics of Federal Organization” (1997) he discusses “The Executive Establishment: Culture and Personality” (Chapter 8). While there is an executive hierarchy within the government agencies, influence and position are often dependent on the specific agency and the relationships with those superior. Despite the professional expertise of some secretaries, their appointments are largely related to where in the country they are from, their lifestyle, what their professional and personal background is and how conformist they are to the established values and ideology of a particular agency and in fact are only as free to act “as big as the president, the bureaucracy, the Congress, and their constituencies allow them to be”. While higher executives within agencies fall within the expected traditional roles, undersecretaries and others within the agencies may more so represent the diverse groups within the portfolio. Despite the increase in external “hybrid” agencies, traditional social and cultural expectations remain of executives within the political structure who must conform to rather than try to reform the institutions they administer. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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