Essays on Liberalism

In chapter 1, Machen opens his books by detailing exactly where he is in his stand against liberalism. He explains how the liberalism of his day differs from the liberalism of today and gives examples to show how this progressive mentality destroys personal responsibility, freedom...

The different relations between different states and their behaviour have often been hard to be digested, comprehended and explained. Analysing historical events and comparing them with the current international matters, there are quite many similarities to be paid attention to as well as many differences...

Politics have shaped the future that lies within the state with the lead and help of either the president, leader or their own prime minister. The constant debate in achieving a perfect society with s progressive state have been questionable ever since the renaissance period...

Cultural diversity is the eternal reality of social life. There are cultural differences in the country, and the country shares various cultures of the earth. Even in the most homogeneous countries, people recognize common races, speak the same language and believe mainly in beliefs, but...

Liberalism is difficult to define in a simple sentence. Liberalism has several branches from its various founders that all fall under said term. To be liberal is to at minimum believe in personal freedom, limited government, equality of right, and consent of the governed. However,...

Liberalism is a political and ethical philosophy based on freedom, consent of the governed, and equality before the law. (Iain mcLean, 2009) Liberalism (according to the book of Cultural Encounters) is also a philosophical tradition that stresses the right of the individual, the value of...

There are three types of approaches: Realist, Liberal and Critical. The first approach sometimes called ‘political realism’ is the realist approach. This approach has been the most influential since World War II, based on power and self-interest. Hence things are viewed from a realistic point...

Through this article Scholte try to explain the definition of globalization. According to the author globalization is a complex phenomenon with a wide spectrum to all levels of human life: economic, political, scientific, social, cultural, moral, religious and spiritual. The issue of defining the phenomenon...

Whenever federal elections start coming up, political parties use nearly every platform including posters, social media ads, and flyers to promote themselves. At such a time, Canadians are always sent into a frenzy and confusion as to which party is the best choice, and quite...

During the middle of the nineteenth century, the American political stance on internal economics changed abruptly from Neo-Conservatism to Neo-Liberalism. The ideology of Neo-Liberalism, inspired to combat Communist theory, included features pertaining to individualism and the endorsement of free-market economies. Resembling the past philosophy of...