World Politics

How to Know Why the U.S. Senate Suggests Study Abroad is a Good Idea

By Paul McDaniel

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The world is more globally connected now than ever before. Local places are intricately linked with other local places around the world through complex processes of economic, political, and cultural globalization and global interconnectedness. If ... more »

How to Make a Point

By KTMg

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Read on to learn how to make a point, validly... more »

How to Observe Human Rights Day-December 10th

By w1z111

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I wonder how many people know that December 10th is Human Rights Day. Not just for the United States, but for the world; at least for the part of the world that agreed to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights back in 1948, after World War ... more »

How to PEACE 2008

By Tomorrow

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How to PEACE 2008 By Mr. Issa Hamad Alhewetat - Jordan issaalhewetat@gmail.com SBCS Community Training & Learning Center One hour in business work is better than one year in fighting human One apple is also better than a gun You have ... more »

How to Plan a Political Campaign Stop

By johnboyanoski

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No matter where a candidate goes on the political campaign, it pays to make the place look like it is overflowing. Whether you expect 100 or 1,000 people, make sure the space is just small enough (yes, small enough) to handle them. This generates ... more »

How to Recognize Fascism

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Fascism is a major political ideology which was dominant in the 20th century and remains in practice today. The most famous examples of fascism are the Nazi regime in Germany of Adolf Hitler and the Italian regime of Benito Mussolini. Its impact ... more »

How to Recognize Mustard Gas

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Mustard gas is a nasty poison that can have long lingering effects on the human body if ingested in even small quantities. Here are some tips on how to recognize mustard gas so you are better prepared in a harried situation... more »

How to Remember the Twentieth-Century Popes

By jamesbankston

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For most people, even Catholics, it's hard to keep track of which pope was which. Since there have been 265 popes and quite a few anti-popes, whose elections were unofficial or under dispute, it's next to impossible to remember the names and ... more »

How to Review Current State Issues

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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The focus of local television stations and newspapers has strayed to national politics in recent years. The globalization of local media means that community members must take charge of learning about state issues on their own. There are multiple ... more »

How to Send Aid to Refugees

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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A refugee is a person who, for whatever reason, is displaced or exiled and afraid to go home. There are millions of refugees in the world today; we hear about them on TV and we read about them in newspapers, but their vast numbers and distance ... more »

How to Spend Money Greenly

By Callisol

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The way we choose to spend the green has a direct impact on how green we are personally making the world. In our consumer and consumption-based society, the most power we have is not necessarily how we vote on election day, but how we spend our ... more »

How to Spot a Lying Politician

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Politicians wield a great deal of power. Their decisions influence our rights and our lives. For this reason, we must always choose leaders with great care. While researching the candidates, it's helpful to pay attention not only to what they're ... more »

How to Spot a Secret Agent

By Christopher Miller

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Have you ever wondered if your uncle is really a spy for the KGB? Have you ever suspected the furniture store that never seems to sell anything of being a cover for some covert den of international espionage? If conspiracy theory is your game, ... more »

How to Spot a Traitor

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Someone in your midst is revealing your plans to your foes. Traitors operate in every social situation, from junior high cliques to Wall Street board rooms to the front lines of battle. Spotting a traitor can be difficult and require some ... more »

How to Take a Definitive Look at Terror Using Hezbollah as a Model

By Jones39

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This article shows readers how to take a definitive look at terror using Hezbollah as a model... more »

How to Tell Britain's King Georges Apart

By jamesbankston

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Great Britain has had six kings named George over a period of 250 years. But how do you tell them apart?.. more »

How to Tour Winston Churchill's Chartwell

By jamesbankston

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Chartwell was the country retreat where Winston Churchill spent his "wilderness years" before returning to power in World War II... more »

How to Understand Agenda 21 and Sustainable Development

By EmilyBeach

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Agenda 21 is a program for sustainable development created by the United Nations. This program, which is broken down into four major sections, was first released at the UN's Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro in 1992. It is the result of years of ... more »

How to Understand French Political Culture

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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French political culture is one of the richest and most dynamic political cultures in the world. As one of the first European nations to raise civil liberties and freedoms above the power of the government or sovereign, France has a long history ... more »

How to Understand Hugo Chávez

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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He was among one of the first world leaders to offer aid after Hurricane Katrina and he supplies low-income residents of the Bronx with subsidized energy, all while referring to the American president as "El Diablo" and exhorting Venezuelans to ... more »

How to Understand the Lack of Activism Against the War in Iraq

By martygit

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Polls during the war in Iraq indicate that it is by far less popular than the Vietnam War of the 1960s. Then why the comparatively mild protest movement? There are several reasons... more »

How to understand The Shadow World Government and IRAN affairs

By midea

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Dear readers, This article is guaranteed to INSTANTLY CLEAR UP your views about the real world affairs.In case of doubt, please search the Internet for some of the keywords given .I have summarized and analyzed ONE THOUSAND ... more »

How to Understand the Significance of 1968

By martygit

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When history records the most tumultuous year in America, 1968 will likely top the list. Violence caused by several events tore the nation apart... more »

How to understand the US Immigration Law and Illegal Immigration

By AmericanMexican

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Are you wondering why there are a lot of illegal immigrants in the US? Or are you a United States Citizen or Lawful Permanent Resident that has found out that the love of your life is illegal? If you don't know where to start and just want to ... more »

How to Understand Your Rights as a Woman

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Women have been fighting for their rights to equal and fair treatment for centuries. Fortunately, the past few decades have seen a marked increase in the rights a woman has available to her, according to both American and international law. While ... more »

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