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    further and argued that the idea of interdependence was increasing between states and societies. Realism instead‚ claims the contrary‚ however realists do accept that realism doesn’t claim to explain every aspect of international relations. It does have some very basic assumptions which more than anything “can be seen as defining an extreme set of conditions or ideal type” 2 in which there is always likely conflict between states. I will now discuss that complex interdependence can challenge realism

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    defining politics

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    Definig Politics Ing. Mansoor Maitah Ph.D. et Ph.D. Defining politics • Politics‚ in the broadest sense‚ is the activity through which pepole make‚ preserve and amend the general rules under which they live. Lasswellian Definition "Politics is the process of who gets what‚ when‚ and how." politics = allocation wealth status values (resources) power scarcity Politics is a process of allocating scarce values. Defining Politics "A political system can be designated

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    II State boundaries have constituted a major topic in the tradition of political geography. Political geography ‘is concerned with the relationship between political power and geographical factors. It is interested in how geographical factors correlate with power‚ such as how land‚ air and sea power correlate with a country’s political‚ military and economic power. Its focus is on area or space and their physical‚ human and spatial (space-related) dimensions.’ The countries of the world can be divided

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    positive ends of a magnet and they are repelling each other. This is especially true for the relationship between the state and the citizens. In a utopian society‚ there would be no need for the state and the citizens only one large group of people; unfortunately‚ the world today is not a utopian society. However‚ there are the three types of relationships. Thailand‚ the United States‚ and Somalia are excellent examples of each one. Each has a government that works hard to help its people. How well

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    Policy The Directive principle and the State Policy of the Constitution of Nepal (1990) identify the cardinal principles‚ parameters‚ and general directions of Nepal’s foreign policy. They are: Directive Principle 1. The state‚ in its international relations shall be guided by the objective of enhancing the dignity of the nation in the international arena by maintaining the sovereignty‚ integrity‚ and independence of the country (Clause 25.5 ). State Policy 1. The Foreign Policy of Nepal

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    Studies: The world we live in happens to be diversified and partitioned – physically‚ culturally‚ politically‚ and economically. Geography and international relations has appeared to have an important connection when states realized the differences they had with other neighboring states.

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    democracy. (25 marks) QUESTION 2 Elaborate on TWO (2) types of law. (25 marks) QUESTION 3 Describe FOUR (4) elements of the State. (25 marks) QUESTION 4 Elaborate on FOUR (4) merits of a federal government. (25 marks) END OF QUESTION PAPER COURSE: INTRODUCTION

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    Authoritarian Theory

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    Authoritarian Theory According to this theory‚ mass media‚ though not under the direct control of the State‚ had to follow its bidding. Under an Authoritarian approach in Western Europe‚ freedom of thought was jealously guarded by a few people (ruling classes)‚ who were concerned with the emergence of a new middle class and were worried about the effects of printed matter on their thought process. Steps were taken to control the freedom of expression. The result was advocacy of complete dictatorship

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    Humanitarian Aid as a Strategic Response Humanitarian Aid as a Strategic Response Abstract Many governments and intergovernmental organizations rely on nongovernmental organizations to implement their decisions in areas such as humanitarian relief and economic development. Humanitarian aid and cash donations for Haiti’s earthquake victims have been pouring in after the disaster took place. Though useless goods can clog the humanitarian chain of supplying the affected populations with the necessities

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    Bonhoeffer's Dichotomy

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    A concise remark is to be viewed about the treatment of Bonhoeffer’s perspectives on the dichotomy‚ wherein ‘church‚’ on the one hand‚ and ‘state‚’ on the other hand. Governments have the latitude to make decisions on behalf of the people‚ because people generally do not make the best decisions for themselves. The purpose of government‚ in its truest form‚ is to maintain systematic balance and to sustain the welfare of society. Therefore‚ when government forfeits the dignity and identity found within

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