Essays on Government

Richard Betts expresses concern about the persistent issues confronting international security. Other scholars (both classic and contemporary) have also investigated the relationship between reality and conflict, or the absence thereof. Indeed, realism has been recognized as the dominant school of thinking in the subject of international relations at times. In...

The presence and scope of internal organizations (IO) extend across the globe, where it plays an important role in global affairs. At the moment, at least 238 of these organizations are working on every potential topic around the world. International organizations have a key role in humanitarian crises, financial meltdowns,...

The Role of the Executive Branch in Women's Health Care The executive branch, which is both accountable and objective, makes a considerable contribution to the development of health-care policies in the United States. The branch has several entities that provide a wealth of expertise and understanding of both social and health...

The First World War arose for a variety of reasons, some of which have been highlighted by political analysts. Some say it was because of Germany's ambition to control Europe; others say it was because of rivalry between European nations; and still others say it was because of the formation...

We decided to conduct a simulation exercise in the Department of Homeland Security We decided to conduct a simulation exercise in the Department of Homeland Security to establish the fact due to public health difficulties affecting Franklin County. Simulation is the process of imitating or learning how to do something by...

International political economy (IPE) is a rapidly developing social science field. This field contributes to a better understanding of global and international issues by employing an eclectic, interdisciplinary approach that employs analytical and theoretical approaches (Oatley 59). The IPE's expansion is based on the breakdown of existing disciplinary boundaries between...

The ideals and rhetoric of founding documents such as independence, the bill of rights, and the constitution, as well as modern debates about the war on terror through domestic surveillance and the consequences of the Iraq war, all contribute to the ongoing evolution of democracy in the United States. With...

The Administrative Procedures Act is a federal statute in the United States that was enacted in 1946 to establish guidelines for how various government agencies develop and issue regulations (Rubin, Edward). It specifies the requirements for publishing final and proposed rulemaking notices in the Federal Register. Furthermore, it allows citizens...

Obamacare and Triumph Healthcare: A Comparison Obamacare refers to the medical bills signed into law by President Obama in 2010. The plan became law and was officially presented in 2010 as part of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Following the election of a new president in America, the healthcare...

According to Marans and Stimson (2011), the Morrison Institute for Public Policy is a leading Arizona and statewide leader think tank that conducts critical analysis on issues such as education reform, water resources, human services, health care, government structures, urban growth, environmental sustainability, technology, the quality of life, public finance,...

Repeal and replacement of the Affordable Care Act. The new act will replace the act with Savings Accounts, allowing the state to manage Medicaid funds and allowing people to buy health insurance across state lines. It will benefit citizens by expediting the approval of life-saving pharmaceuticals and providing better coverage....

Overview Denmark, often known as the Kingdom of Denmark, is a small country on the European continent that is part of the Scandinavian countries. Denmark has a small population of approximately 5.4 million people and only 70 kilometers of land borders with other countries such as Germany. However, this is the...