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State sovereignty refers to what characterises a state's independence, control over their own territory and the ability to govern themselves. The Treaty of Westphalia of 1648 is regarded as the beginning ...

It is often said of the two party system of government in the USA that the party divisions are becoming increasingly polarised. However, division is seen not only between the two parties but within them w...

A fear of democracy is present in classical liberalism through their opposition to universal suffrage, fear of tyrannical majoritarian mob rule and support for constitutional constraints upon democratical...

Firstly, one major link between the two would be their shared support for toleration, a central theme to both ideologies. Tolerance can loosely be interpreted as the acceptance of different, and often con...

In an A- level exam a student would be expected to make a several points, with examples and an evaluation, ending with a conclusion. An Example of one of these points may be:FPTP is the best elective syst...