The United States of America was the first modern nation to be established under the notion that the citizens have preeminent jurisdiction. Through elections, the people of the United States have the ability to
According to Laski, “Rights are those conditions of social life without which no man can seek in general, to be himself at his best.” T. H. Green explained that “Rights are powers necessary for the fulfilment of man’s vocation as a moral being.” Beni Prasad stated that “Rights...
In parliamentary systems, the relationship between the two core governmental powers of parliament and executive can be regarded as being based on trust, expressed, as well, via the fusion of powers. On the other hand, in presidential systems the cooperation between the two branches could be ...
• If the EIPE question is asked it will also highlight how governmental processes are influenced by bottom-up processes and not just those emanating from the top (Hobson and Seabrooke 2007) • The theory is based on the 90/10 principle, where the bottom 90 % of the world can have a...
Governmental documents and legal texts are, unsurprisingly, among the most popular sources for studying imaginaries (Beck et al., 2021, Rudek, 2022). Of course, these condensed texts do not reveal individual positions and the reasons for the compromises that have been taken. For this, we would...
This sort of order, if it emerges, will be highly contested and unstable. However, the rest of the world is not going to follow Trump in ditching multilateralism. It is possible that other major powers, not just China and Russia but also moderate nations like France, India, Saudi Arabia...
4)Governmental Leadership Despite both being democratic countries, the United States and Canada are both fundamentally different in terms of their forms of government. Both countries are federally-based. However, the head of the government in the U.S. is the President while the head of state for...