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What is hegemony and how do theorists differ in their views regarding the strategies and motives of hegemonic states? Is a hegemon necessary to create and maintain open, stable economic regimes?

asked May 5, 2021 in Political Science by Firhadzri98

The International Society theory attempts to merge Classical Realism & Classical Liberalism. What is the result of this merger?

asked Apr 29, 2021 in Political Science by Not so smart12

Which of the following involves an interest group's rank-and-file membership as well as outreach to ordinary people outside the organization?

asked Apr 13, 2021 in Political Science by Meisha

Close to nine out of every ten dollars that unions give goes to

asked Apr 13, 2021 in Political Science by Commodore64

According to its critics, what is one of the problems with the democratic peace theory?

asked Dec 16, 2020 in Political Science by Harlie

According to "the clash of civilizations" vision, __________.

asked Dec 16, 2020 in Political Science by Stherlou

Why does the international community have few difficulties in agreeing on treaties concerning Antarctica?

asked Dec 11, 2020 in Political Science by shiva

Why is effective preservation of the environment so complicated?

asked Dec 11, 2020 in Political Science by starbell

Globalization has brought about a shift in identities –strong feelings of belonging– from the attachment to territorial spaces such as nationalism to a global deterritorial sense of belonging to cosmopolitan and universally accepted sets of values. Please track what makes this shift possible? How have international organizations, conventions and the cumulative impact of social movements (feminism, disability rights groups and racial equality etc.) brought about this change in identities? Is it possible for citizens to display a combination of territorial and deterritorial identities while holding on to all their principles and values?

asked Dec 6, 2020 in Political Science by thEMIRacho

Why do the European countries not support Ethiopia?

asked Dec 3, 2020 in Political Science by Aulajah

Transnational advocacy networks were crucial for the advancement of human rights.

asked Nov 25, 2020 in Political Science by randomuser817

The UN Commission on Human Rights has been abolished.

asked Nov 25, 2020 in Political Science by randomuser817

The U.S. is a nonparty to the International Criminal Court.

asked Nov 25, 2020 in Political Science by randomuser817

The right to education is an example of a negative right.

asked Nov 25, 2020 in Political Science by randomuser817

The humanitarian intervention in Kosovo set a precedent for intervention to protect human rights within the boundaries of a sovereign state.

asked Nov 25, 2020 in Political Science by randomuser817

The historical record shows that truth commissions provide the most effective way in which a country can achieve justice after human rights abuses have occurred.

asked Nov 25, 2020 in Political Science by randomuser817

The Commission on Human Rights replaced the Human Rights Council in 2005.

asked Nov 25, 2020 in Political Science by randomuser817

The 1503 procedure is used to establish ad hoc tribunals.

asked Nov 25, 2020 in Political Science by randomuser817

The "Oil-for-Food" program that the UN Security Council used in Saddam Hussein's Iraq is generally referred to as a successful example of a smart sanction

asked Nov 25, 2020 in Political Science by randomuser817

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