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    POLITICAL SCIENCE (SYLLABUS) PAPER I : POLITICAL THEORY SCOPE OF POLITICAL THEORY: Aristotle – father of political science Political theory covers a very wide scope. Its scope can be base reflected through the following four streams of political theory. (i) Classical political theory – political theory its classical form is related to Greece in the writings of Socrates‚ Plato and Aristotle. Its traits include :- (a)its aim was to acquired reliable knowledge about matters related to pupil

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    intervention constitutes one of the largest dilemmas in world politics and international relations today. The dilemma is born out of the conflicting desire for a state to pursue humanitarian intervention and how this act undermines state sovereignty. Even though sovereignty serves as a boundary to prevent the interfering and possibly damaging forces of other states‚ it often serves as an obstacle to humanitarian intervention. This paper will argue that foreign powers do (in some limited circumstances)

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    out. Rather than despair‚ as a godless nation would have done‚ Israel put their trust in God and calling on His name they were saved from destruction. How is God’s Sovereignty Shown in Esther? God’s sovereignty is seen in numerous ways in Esther. His sovereignty and faithfulness dominate each chapter. God’s sovereignty is best summarized in Mordecai’s admonition to Esther: “And who knows whether you have not attained royalty for such a time as this?” (Esther 4:14). When at times things

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    basis for territorial sovereignty and economic jurisdiction‚ possibly caused by the different sovereign beliefs each country possesses due to cultural and historical events that it has undergone. There is then a need to analyze the different bases for sovereignty of each country‚ prioritizing the countries involved in the recent and ongoing Scarborough Shoal Dispute in comparison with the policies of the UNCLOS; which would then reveal the juxtaposed grounds on sovereignty‚ giving a clear picture

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    1. The Underlying Likeness among the Concepts of Legitimacy‚ Sovereignty‚ and Authority. Legitimacy: The original meaning of legitimacy is the rightful king or queen was on the throne by reason of “legitimate” birth. Legitimacy now refers to an attitude in people’s minds – in some countries strong‚ in others weak – that the government’s rule is rightful (Roskin‚ 1974). Legitimacy itself is the lawful condition or quality of an act or person. When a whole range of behavior is legitimate‚ it may

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    controls the geographic region. ------------------------------------------------- ]Westphalian sovereignty Westphalian sovereignty is the concept of nation-state sovereignty based on territoriality and the absence of a role for external agents in domestic structures. It is an international system of states‚ multinational corporations‚ and organizations that began with the Peace of Westphalia in 1648. Sovereignty is a term that is frequently misused.[5] Up until the 19th century‚ the radicalised concept

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    Sovereignty and jurisdiction are similar to a toothbrush and toothpaste. Just as a toothbrush is pointless without toothpaste‚ sovereignty is nothing without jurisdiction. One who claims to be sovereign must have jurisdiction to truly be sovereign‚ just as one who wants to use a toothbrush must have toothpaste. The toothpaste also needs the toothbrush to correctly function‚ sure one can argue that only toothpaste and a finger are needed to brush one’s teeth but by doing that you will never correctly

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    practices absolute sovereignty. It is justified because absolute sovereignty only serves the interests of the state‚ not ours. Zinn perfectly uncovers the agenda of absolute sovereignty by stating: “We must never forget that we and the state are separate in our interest‚ and we must not be lured into forgetting this by the agents of the state. The state seeks power and wealth…[while] the individual seeks‚ health‚ peace‚ creative activity‚ and love” (Zinn 2). Consequently‚ absolute sovereignty

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    Introduction The European Union remains one of the most controversial political projects in the modern world. It is usually portrayed as a symbol of European unity: the triumph of voluntarily shared sovereignty over excessive nationalism‚ ideological division and imperial ambition.1 Herman Van Rompuy2 once said that: “The age of the nation state is over and the idea that countries can stand alone is an ‘illusion’ and a ‘lie”3. One of the most Eurosceptic politicians‚ Nigel Farage‚ the leader

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    rich petroleum reserves. This has made it a bone of contention between the countries in the region‚ resulting in a never-ending conflict‚ especially in the Spratly Islands. Each littoral state has occupied islands as a means of declaring their sovereignty over them‚ so there is a high level of tension in the area. Even a very slight change can have wide-reaching ramifications.    The Spratly Islands were historical and conventional ROC territory‚ but because of the distance‚ they could not be controlled

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