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The Effects of the Concept of Federalism on Everyday Decisions
Federalism
Federalism is dynamic concept that affects everyday decisions on all levels. The Constitution is where the understanding of federalism begins. In Kennedy’s video of his speech on integration he states it is a “moral crisis” what is happening. While a member of the National Guard says “it is my sad duty on behalf of the…
The War of the Reform: The Divided Mexican Liberals
Liberalism
Mexican
During the 19th century, Mexico suffered its own civil war (The War of the Reform) and was invaded by France shortly afterward. After the War of the Reform, in which Liberals emerged as victorious against the Conservatives, Mexico’s politics and its economy were badly wounded from decades of instability and war. The political struggle following…
An Analysis of the Coercive Federalism in the United States
Federalism
President Ronald Reagan was in his sixth year of office in 1985 when the Supreme Court held 5-4, and against a previous 1976 decision, that federal minimum wage standards covered public transportation workers. The case was Garcia v. San Antonio Metropolitan Transit, and it once again confirmed the power of the federal government to regulate…
Contributions of Emile Durkheim, Max Weber, and Karl Marx on Sociology
Karl Marx
Society
Sociology
Although there were many contributors to the foundation of sociology, there were three men whose observations have left the great impact. They are Emile Durkheim, Max Weber, and Karl Marx. Each studied differently and gave views about social behavior in a different scenarios. They have developed theories in an influential way which taught how to…
Karl Marx vs. Max Weber: Their Contrasting Views on Sociology
Conflict
Karl Marx
Society
Sociology
Sociology is a broad branch of social science that examines society and human behavior. It generally tackles social relationships and interactions that determine how people work and interact with each other. As a matter of fact, Karl Marx and Max Weber are known as significant sociological theorists in this day and age. On the one…
Pride and Prejudice: Social Class Analytical Essay
Karl Marx
Pride and Prejudice
Social Class
Introduction Literature, as a part of art, gives pleasure, contentment, and some experiences for people who are interested in it. It appreciates more about life, because the problem of human life, society and the environment can be seen through literary works. In other words, literature gives the reader experiences through the way of artistic form….
Macro and Micro Sociological Approach
Karl Marx
Sociological Imagination
Sociology
One of the first lessons I learned in studying soc 104 is that a macro sociological approach looks at large-scale social processes, while a micro sociological approach looks at small-scale interactions within society. This peaked my interest and as I developed my knowledge on the topic, I developed a deeper understanding on the relationship between…
Heart of Darkness Critical Analysis
Feminism
Heart of Darkness
Marxism
Novel
Joseph Conrad’s novel Heart of Darkness could be said to be written during a period of change, as the world was transitioning from the end of the Victorian age into the beginning of the modern age. This novella is considered to be one of the greatest fictitious writings in the English language that follows the…
Freedom of Speech in Today`s Society Opinion Essay
Democracy
Freedom of Speech
Internet
Media
Society
One of the most critical freedoms in any democracy is the freedom of speech. The freedom of speech enables individuals to express themselves, relate with others through communication, access trading opportunities using online platforms (ex.ebay, amazon…etc), receive and disseminate information (Freedom House, 2018). According to the dictionary, the freedom of speech means the legal right…
How Liberalism and Capitalism are Tied Together
Capitalism
Economics
Liberalism
“Liberalism is a political-economic system, then, is defined by its emphasis on individual freedoms over collective equality and on the power of markets over states” (O’Neil, 2013, p.89). Liberalism assumes that individuals are best suited to take responsibility for their own behavior and well-being. Adam Smith used “liberal” in a similar sense in The Wealth of…