Essays on Role of Government

Everyone desires to have a government that listens to their wants and acts accordingly to fulfill them. This makes the government appear responsive and genuinely invested in its people. However, does a government that always does what its people want, necessarily equate it being good?...

The war started on March 15, 2011, as demonstrations by the people, they were dubbed as people uprising. The protesters had their grievances demanding that the then government was incapable and should be surrender power. In April the same, the demonstration turned chaotic as military...

Whenever the subject of gun control comes up in a conversation, things always get heated. But, reactions to mass shootings and terror attacks have caused the debate over the second amendment to escalate towards such a direction where strict policies are needed. The second amendment...

The Reformation is where all of the altercations began. This broke the unity of the Latin Church and started many wars. The papacy, in 1500, had position as Europe’s authority. Popes used to have disputes over the church, but now show power that is paid...

This paper examines the devastating economic, social and political situation in Weimar Republic and the concept of hyperinflation as part of the daily life of the Germans during those times. A movie ‘M’ and a TV series ‘Babylon Berlin’ will be described as examples to...

Through this essay, I will try to investigate the development of Ukraine (or lack thereof) and link this development to its institutional structure. I will try to examine what are the reasons behind Ukraine’s economic and social struggles. Ukraine is an interesting case since it...

In the time of globalization, the nation state seems to be dying away. Especially in Europe, sub-state regional legislatures and governments were established across the European Union, as an outcome of decentralisation which empowers regional government to enhance economic competence in the new global context....

The constitution of The Bahamas was adopted upon independence in 1973. It also is patterned on the Westminster model. The bicameral parliament comprises the House of Assembly and Senate. Their powers are relatively restricted compared. The formal head of state is the British monarch represented...

Coronated in 1837, Queen Victoria reigned during one of the greatest periods of change in human history. At the time, the Age of Revolutions -and with it, the First Industrial Revolution- was coming to an end. Just over half a century earlier, the American Revolution...

Natural sway is normally connected with sacral capacities, so the ruler goes about as a clergyman, or is considered of Divine family. The sacral limit of magnificence was changed into ‘Divine right of rulers’ in the Christian Middle Ages, while the Chinese, Japanese, and Nepalese...