Political Science Essays

To say that between 1933 and 1939 Hitler’s domestic policies enjoyed widespread popularity is a disputable statement and to understand to what extent the Nazi government was popular it is necessary to investigate factors regarding domestic policies. When Nazi came to power in 1933, Hitler did not start his chancellorship in a happy way. In […]

The First World War was a long and tragic war that kidnapped Europe into four years of war with each other. The war left behind it an appalling saga of a raped Europe – ten million dead, millions of widows and orphans, unredeemable destruction to countries and cities, and emotionally tortured millions of minds. The […]

Defining “terrorism” is challenging due to its dynamic nature and diverse manifestations, despite nationalist terrorism being a prevalent form of terrorism in contemporary times. Nationalist terrorism involves organized groups with defined structures, political, social or economic objectives, and underlying ideologies. There have been many nationalist terrorist groups, including ETA and the IRA. The IRA has […]

The work attached is entirely my own, with the exception of any specifically acknowledged use of words or ideas from other writers through inverted commas and in-text references. This assignment has not been previously submitted for any other subject at Euro*MBA or any other educational institution. Additionally, I have thoroughly revised, edited, and proofread this […]

Due to its perceived growth, more countries have recognized transnational crime as a national security concern since the early 1990s. The late 20th century brought about significant political upheavals worldwide including regime changes in Eastern Europe, the break-up of Yugoslavia and changes in political systems in Africa and Asia, resulting in a new global order. […]

Before the 200 years of British colonialism in India, many regions of the country were under Muslim political control. During this time, the Hindus felt that their beliefs had been suppressed and the visual symbolism of Hinduism; its temples, were violated by Muslims whilst the country was under Muslim control (Talbot, 1995). It is alleged […]

The global justice movement, alter-globalization movement, anti-globalist movement, anti-corporate globalization movement, and movement against neoliberal globalization are all terms that refer to the anti-globalization movement. Strategic trade policy pertains to international trade policy that affects the outcome of interactions between firms in an actual or potential international oligopoly. In the 1990s, there was a significant […]

Despite the significant impact that Porter’s book “Competitive Advantage of Nations” (CAN) had on the literature, with dozens of reviews following its release and it being considered groundbreaking (Grant, 1991), severe critiques have been levied against the concept of national “diamond” that Porter developed in the book. These critiques, made by Krugman (1994), Rugman et […]

Le Dernier Metro is a film directed by Francois Truffaut in 1980 and is set under the German Occupation of France after the armistice was signed in June 1940. The story centres on a Jewish owned theatre company and its struggle to survive during the occupation years in face of anti-Semitism, food shortages and censorship.Truffaut’s […]

I will address whether it is true to claim that nation-states are sovereign by first considering the arguments that assert that nation-states are sovereign, before moving on to the arguments that question their sovereignty.I am going to consolidate my argument that it is true to claim that nation states are sovereign in the twenty-first century; […]

The 1821 uprising in the Romanian principalities has long been the subject of controversy for those studying the history of Eastern Europe. The detailed historical research undertaken concerning the revolutionary activity has not fully elucidated the complexity of issues surrounding it. Florescu cites the Romanian communist historian, Stirbu, as saying that, even now, ‘there are […]

The process of globalization is recurrent and vastly discussed amongst scholars and students of the international political economy, however: “We can’t speak day after day about globalization without at the same time having in mind that… we need multilateral solutions” – Dominique Strauss Khan, former IMF Managing Direction Mindful globalization is an ambiguous phenomenon open […]

Looking at the representation of war, terror and international relations, feminist scholars such as Enloe and Cohen have suggested we look beyond the politics of diplomacy and foreign policy to consider how international politics may be built around gender relations; reinforcing notions of binary masculine/feminine identity, and how patriarchy may be used to create and […]

The period of 1848-49 is commonly known as the year of revolution, during which there were revolts in almost all European countries except for Russia and Britain. The revolutions of the 19th century were sparked by a combination of long term and short term factors. Long term causes included population growth, industrialization, and opposition to […]

The influence of internationalisation on organisations, regardless of their size, is expanding in today’s society. Both large and small organisations are increasingly operating internationally, along with their employees. Consequently, International Human Resource Management (IHRM) is gaining significance. IHRM can be viewed as the examination of how the distinctive physical, demographic, and behavioral norms of each […]

For a large portion of the twentieth century, baseball has been seen as both a professional sport and an important aspect of childhood customs. It symbolizes American individualism and the promotion of fair play. The text examines the origins and expansion of baseball, specifically its connection to urbanization and the Progressive Era. Its goal is […]

In the late 1990s, expectations from global clients and international opportunities for development were prompting a signal of greater level of global strategy in KPMG. After Colin Sharman’s took over in 1997, the new chairman perceived the needs to develop such new strategy. Because at that point of time, KPMG had already established its business […]

Various ski jumping events are held around the world, including the prestigious FIS Ski Jumping World Cup organized annually by the International Ski Federation. In the first season of 1979-80, the world cup was introduced and comprised of approximately 25 to 30 competitions per season. Usually, there are two competitions held every weekend on a […]

Following the highly successful 2010 Olympics in Vancouver, the International Ski Congress in Antalya, Turkey was eventful as delegates assessed their achievements and sought ways to advance their sport. This juncture is viewed as crucial for alpine skiing, undermined by the economy’s impact leading to slope closures. Nonetheless, organizers anticipate increased interest among young people […]

Cricket has various forms, and One Day International (ODI) is one of them. It involves two national cricket teams playing a game where each side plays for fifty overs. The One Day International Cricket, also known as Limited Overs International (LOI), is based on the same format as the Cricket World Cup. The game involves […]

Every four years, the International Softball Federation (ISF) organizes world championships in various categories. The national governing body for the United States has been the Amateur Softball Association since 1976. Every four years, multiple tournaments occur. The XI women’s world championship occurred in September 2006, while the 2009 men’s world championship saw Australia as champions. […]

Wal-Mart was first founded in 1962 when Sam Walton came up with the idea of establishing a discounted retail store. The first shopping store was opened in a rural area in Arkansas, but soon later, when Walton and his wife, Helen, noticed that Wal-mart had a lot of competition with other local and regional discount […]