Polity

The Mexican Syndrome in Geopolitics: An Analysis and Comparative Exploration

Introduction In the intricate web of geopolitics, certain phenomena recur across different regions and periods, often shaping the destiny of nations. One such phenomenon is the “Mexican Syndrome.” Although not widely known, it refers to the complex and often adversarial relationship between a dominant nation and a neighboring state, where the latter feels compelled to […]

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Left-Wing vs Right-Wing: Political Spectrum Explained

Introduction In political discourse, the terms “left-wing” and “right-wing” serve as crucial identifiers that categorize a spectrum of ideological beliefs and policy preferences. These labels, originating from the French Revolution, have evolved over centuries to encompass a wide range of political ideologies, economic theories, and social philosophies. Understanding the dynamics of left-wing and right-wing politics

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Clicks, Bots, and Ballots: Unraveling Social Media’s Grip on Election

Introduction In the digital age, social media has revolutionized communication, becoming a dominant force in how we interact, consume information, and participate in democratic processes. However, the omnipresence of social media comes with its drawbacks, one of which is social media addiction. This phenomenon has profound implications, particularly in the context of elections, where the

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Religious Beliefs and Political Power: A Critical Analysis

“The principle of the separation of church and state is one of the cornerstones of democracy” -William Howard Taft The intertwining of religion and politics has long been a contentious issue, influencing governance, policy-making, and social dynamics worldwide. While some argue that integrating religious principles into politics can uphold moral values and social cohesion, others

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Citizens of Humanity: Navigating Life Without Citizenship

Introduction Citizenship is a fundamental human right that provides individuals with legal identity, a sense of belonging, and access to essential services and protections. However, millions of people around the world find themselves without any citizenship—a condition known as statelessness. Stateless individuals, often referred to as “citizens of humanity” face numerous challenges, including the inability

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Efficiency vs Equity: Bifurcation of Provinces for Better Governance

Federal and Unitary Perspectives: Is Bifurcation Necessary for Better Provincial/State Administration and Resource Allocation? The governance of large provinces or states poses significant challenges in both unitary and federal systems. These challenges often manifest in the form of administrative inefficiency, unequal distribution of resources, and inadequate representation. The bifurcation or division of such large administrative

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Justice vs Fairness: Navigating Democratic Principles

“A nation should be judged by how it treats its most vulnerable members. This includes those with disabilities within its justice system” -Nelson Mandela Should individuals with disabilities be subject to the same criminal penalties as those without disabilities? The question of whether individuals with disabilities should receive the same punishment as medically fit individuals

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