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Articles in World Politics

By martygit 0 comments
The presidency of Jimmy Carter was marked by a series of unfortunate occurrences. He was certainly more beloved by the nation well after his term in office than he was in the late 1970s. One must take a step back and survey the whole picture to ... more »
By Scott Cavanagh 2 comments
World War II (1939-45) was the greatest armed conflict in human history. The aftermath of the Great War shaped the last half of the twentieth century and continues to influence our world today. Just in case your children, spouse or friends ever ... more »
By Colette French 3 comments
In today's society, there are so many different cultures and beliefs and sometimes people have a hard time adapting to other cultures without being a legalist, judgmental or stereotyping a group without really getting to know them. There are ... more »
By eHow Culture & Society Editor 0 comments
Hostage situations are very unstable. In many cases, the perpetrators never wanted to take a hostage but felt forced to during an escape attempt, or decided their kidnap victim would help them make a political point. For both sides, hostage ... more »
By knamchele 1 comments
What with the Earth heating up and impending nuclear war, isn't it high time we evolve already? Enough of the scandals, controversies, and lying politicians. No more propaganda on every television station. Let's have a global civilization without ... more »
By Paul McDaniel 1 comments
The Earth contains over 6.6 billion people. But these six billion are not evenly spread over the world's habitable surface. Where are all these people located? Many factors contribute to the geography spread of people and populations around the ... more »
By Paul McDaniel 6 comments
Immigration to the United States is a highly debated topic these days. Current international migration, including migration and immigration to the U.S., is ultimately a product of economic, political, and cultural globalization. But the nature of ... more »
By Paul McDaniel 0 comments
The Demographic Transition Model explains the transition from high birth rates and high death rates to low birth rates and low death rates as a country's economy develops from pre-industrial to industrialized. The model is characterized by five ... more »
By 02SmithA 1 comments
Kudlow and Company is a television show on CNBC focused on the economy and capitalism. How can you gain knowledge from the show?.. more »
By Michael Motta 0 comments
While traditional understandings of the vita activa and the vita conemplativa offer contrast between what were seen as the more lowly and fleeting appetetive machinations of the life of activity versus the higher realm of the life of ... more »
By w1z111 2 comments
Some may say that the American Dream has now become a nightmare, and in some ways it may be so. I must say that I believe America is very likely still the best land for opportunity and success. Indeed, other democratic countries look to America ... more »
By martygit 1 comments
George Patton is among the most enigmatic figures in American history. Though respected for his military genius, which helped the Allies defeat Germany in World War II, he was despised by many who knew him. Why the love/hate relationship? Many ... more »
By DrJewell 1 comments
Peace can be difficult to find in our hectic, stressful daily routines and habits, but is important if we are to maintain our health, well-being and sanity. Peace can be defined on many levels including inner spiritual peace and the outer world ... more »
By Jonathan F. 0 comments
Citizens around the world are dissatisfied with their governments. Even if they don't at all agree with those in power, there is sometimes very little an average citizen can do to fully register their discontent with their home nation. But some ... more »
By Nancy Larson Larson 1 comments
"What IS the politically correct term?" people often ask as they search for a word in mid-conversation. Striving to be P.C. may seem like a noble goal, but often it's just code for "I'm about to say something offensive, but I'm going to make it ... more »
By Paul McDaniel 2 comments
Most people are familiar with the diplomatic and peacekeeping operations of the United Nations. However, those are only a small part of the overall work carried out by the many diverse areas and functions of the UN. The United Nations is central ... more »
By momoftwingirls 1 comments
Sometimes, Americans get complacent in their thinking and way of living. This is very easy to do because we are really spoiled to a point where we no longer see what is happening to us, right before our eyes. With all the talk recently about ... more »
By Joey 0 comments
the world is not good, too much evil in here... more »
By objection21 1 comments
Although many believe that war is inevitable, there are steps that nations and governments can take to eliminate the need and possibility for war. Although certain theories do ring true in the arguments for why certain nations never go to war ... more »
By trisha22 4 comments
To really understand ecumenism you must lay aside all previous indoctrination, and just for the moment remember the wise old adage that says "all that glitters is not gold". Webster defines "ecumenical" as this... "Worldwide or general in ... more »
By Anthony Delgado 1 comments
Polar Bear's numbers are diminishing. This is due in part to global warming. The following information is available to help you become educated on the subject as well as to find ways to contribute to the cause... more »
By stlscientist 4 comments
Drilling for US oil will only allow money to stay within the US, but it will not lower the price of gasoline. This article is not pro or con, only educational... more »
By martygit 0 comments
The Soviet Union played the most critical role of any nation aside from Germany in World War II. That country were most prominent among the countries that subdued the Germans. One must sympathize for the Russians, who lost an estimated 24 million ... more »
By illuminator26 3 comments
You’ve heard of Che Guevara. You know that he was the communist revolutionary who was killed, maybe in Cuba, maybe in Bolivia, or maybe he was set up by Fidel Castro, you aren’t sure. You’ve heard that Che Guevara is no different from Osama bin ... more »