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The Road Towards Social Change and Full World Immersion
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A 7 page overview of the U.S.’s transition from isolationism to full involvement in world affairs. This paper addresses five specific questions regarding how our society was changing at home with the help of the Progressive movement and how our foreign policy was evolving. No sources are listed.
Filename: PPwwiprogressives.rtf

The Role Congress Plays in Influencing Foreign Policy
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A 3 page overview of Congressional role in foreign policy. This paper asserts that it is most often the joint actions of the President and Congress that exert foreign policy. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: PPpolCngInfl.rtf

The Role of Global Organizations
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This 7 page paper contends that organizations like the UN and the WTO have a vital place in the world and it will grow in the future. The paper supports the constructivist approach in the realm of political science. Realism is discussed but rejected as an appropriate theory . Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: SA412org.rtf

The Role of America as the Only Remaining Superpower
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This 5 page report discusses the fact that the United States is always a target for international criticism. Despite criticism, regardless of what atrocity or what abuse that takes place throughout the world, the question is always asked “why doesn’t the United States do something!?” The United States has had to face the reality that it is the only true economic and military superpower that has been left standing at the end of the 20th century. Rather than a situation calling for self-congratulation, it requires that Americans and their elected officials carefully consider their collective responsibility to the rest of the inhabitants of the planet. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: BWuspwr.wps

The Role of Government in Private Business:
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This 5 page paper examines the role of government in private business and attempts to determine if this is ethical and in accrodance with the free market system. Specifically, this paper examines the farming industry in order to illustrate many points. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: GSFarmer.rtf

THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN SOCIETY
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This 6-page paper attempts to dissect the role of government in society. Discussions include the role of government in capitalistic and socialistic systems. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: MTgovtrole.rtf

The Role Of Government In Today's Society: Too Much Power Or Not Enough?
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14 pages in length. Ever since the Constitution of the United States was drafted more than two centuries ago, government and its people have worked together under the umbrella of democracy. The past two hundred and twenty-seven years have been guided and governed by its fundamental basis of a constitutional government where both governmental agencies and the commonwealth have an equal part in the nation's progression. Understanding the critical nature of such a union is what allows one to realize just how much disproportionate power the government has acquire over the last several decades, leaving many to claim how George Orwell's vision of the late twentieth century has, indeed, materialized into reality. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: TLCRoleGv.rtf

The Role of Marxism in International Relations Theory
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This 12 page paper delves into both Marxist theory and IR theory. Several theories are defined and specific information is provided. Liberal IR theory and realism are discussed and information about historical materialism is relayed. The paper argues that Marxism is a valid paradigm in respect to and analysis of international relations. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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The Role Of Military Power In 21st-Century Crisis Management In Contrast With The Cold War And The 1990s
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8 pages in length. Examining both the subtle and blatant differences between the role of military power in twenty-first-century crisis management and that of the Cold War and 1990s finds tremendously gapping holes where the concept of vulnerability is concerned. The duality of censorship and public information has reached an apex of integration where contemporary military power is concerned, often going so far as to influence the manner by which the decision-making process transpires; issues of prevention are approached; escalation, de-escalation and termination options are determined; as well as how the entire foundation of structures and processes are applied from what has now become a highly publicized spectacle rather than the covert operation it has historically been. In the case of Cold War, however, technology of another sort was providing a strength of character and fortitude that ultimately enabled Reagan and the military to engage in the Strategic Defense Initiative. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
Filename: TLCMilitPwr.rtf

The Role Of Opposition In Modern Australian Politics
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5 pages in length. The role of Opposition in modern Australian politics is said by many to be an antiquated existence long overdue for elimination. That the necessity of a Leader of Opposition is even in question speaks to how "all parties and Independents outside of the government perform the role of opposition" (Standing Orders), making the position both redundant and unnecessary. The historic importance of Opposition in Australian politics was originally meant to balance out its two-party system, allowing only one party to maintain dominance at any given time, while the other stood in opposition. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: TLCAusPol.rtf