Essays on Nation

State Liberty and State Capability in China State liberty, also known as state hegemony, refers to the right to rule oneself without intervention by other entities or countries. State capability refers to a country's ability to exercise substantial control over the results of its economic growth, political consolidation, civil wars, and...

The book offers remarkable insights into life in one of the world's most secretive and brutal dictatorships. It tells the story of one woman's battle to escape capture while still leading her kin to freedom. Given the way it was organized, the book is fine. It is divided into three...

I am primarily applying for a commission to find a way of giving back to my great nation that needs a free and safe environment. As a naval officer, I will be in a position to protect it from internal and external threats through utilizing my broad knowledge and skills...

Throughout history, humans have had a strong desire to push physical and intellectual limits. For example, their attempt to fly into space is a reflection of human curiosity about worlds other than Earth. According to research, people from 41 countries have gone to space, and all of them have collaborated...

Sex Trafficking: A Global Epidemic People have a common belief that sex trafficking is not a concern confined to cities or developing countries. It is important to note that sex trafficking is one of the most egregious forms of human rights abuse that impacts all nations around the world. Sex trafficking...

North Korea, colloquially known as the "hermit country," has been forced to play the isolationist card, owing to its centralized economy. North Korea has always focused on armament since its inception bound to an authoritarian system of government; additionally, North Korea has categorically expanded aggressive ties to its southern neighbor,...

Bittman et al. wrote an essay titled “How a National Food Policy Could Save Millions of American Lives” (869). It addresses the possibility of a robust food program and its possible effects on Americans' health and well-being. The authors acknowledge that the food industry accounts for the majority of the...

The United States of America is regarded as a democracy by the rest of the world. Most nations around the world have turned to the United States to provide a center stage in matters of democracy. The American government has consistently encouraged nations to accept equality and ensure that all...

The need to handle possible future attacks in the United States The need to handle possible future attacks in the United States has grown as cases of criminal activity in different parts of the world have increased. In essence, the bulk of the world's nations have suffered from extremism as a...

The constitution of the United States, recognized as the supreme ruler of the United States, establishes the US government's national structure. The US constitution has had 27 amendments since its coming into force in 1789 ("This is in order to accommodate the evolving needs of the nation (the Constitution) from...

The United States and Russia have had a tense relationship-focused mostly on rivalry. There was a time when the two countries were both rivals and adversaries. However, the present relationship is focused purely on competition (Wiktorek Sarlo, 2016). The two countries are fighting to see which one is equivalent to...

Cyber hacking and threats are now being discussed as a national security issue in the United States. Cybercrime has recently escalated in the world, challenging the sovereign state's powers by revealing private, critical, and sensitive information to unauthorized persons. The attackers target the country's economy by targeting corporations in order...