1. In the process of state transformation, such as the emergence of new political spaces beyond the territorial nation state, ‘relocation of politics’ from the state to international and sub-national organizations, diffusion of political power from public authorities to semi-public and private actors, and de-legitimization of the state (crisis of the welfare state, state failures, […]
Niccolo Machiavellis gift to Lorenzo de Medici, The Prince, is a discourse discussing politics and how a prince should rule his state. Machiavelli describes his beliefs on the most efficient way for a prince to rule and remain in power and validates his arguments by referencing historical examples and using metaphors. One of the most […]
Ghana’s public sector serves as the largest employer of her labor force and also contributes significantly toward the country’s development. Contrarily, people generally tend to hold negative perceptions about the sector. However, in her bid to instill sanity and promote a good image of the system as well as ensure increased productivity of the sector, […]
Julius Caesar and John Locke’s Treatise of government. Explain the John Locke’s conspiracy’s reasons for taking action. In conversing Locke’s Two Treatises of Government, Locke sets out his own perspective and arguments the complete power of the king to function without the agreement of the people. The main purpose of Locke’s second treatise is to […]
Nothing to do with Marxism/Leninism as a State Ideology, although associated with it, and embarrassed by it. Marxism is a set of analytical theories, that experience a renaissance today, because it appears clearly again, after the triumphalism of the 1990s, that Capitalism is in a constant crisis. In Latin America, in Asia, and even here […]
The birth of the concept of institutional bargain approach stems from the work of Oran R. Youngs criticism on the current rationalist and cognitivist approaches to define the regime formation. Schools of thought of the realist or neorealist highlights ‘the existence of the dominant actors or hegemons possessing structural powers is a necessary condition for […]
This study will explain how these international organizations are changing and why there are differences in how the two organizations (IMF & World Bank) are developing. Constructivist approach to the study of international organizations as actors, it is argued that an understanding of international organizations as bureaucracies with varying degrees of autonomy will contribute to […]
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To understand democratization and its effect on the third world countries let us first understand the meaning of democracy. Democracy originates from two Greek words; demos which mean people and kratos which mean rule. In Greece, it meant some form of government, a government by the people. In modern world, the definition of democracy has […]
This paper analyses the impact of poor leadership in Sierra Leone, and Equatorial Guinea. Africa is the world’s richest continent in terms of natural resource endowment. Africa contains 50% of the world deposit in Gold, 90% of cobalt, 65% of Manganese, 40% hydroelectric power, millions of acres of land, chromium, and diamonds (Rotberg, 34). […]
