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What are the central beliefs of the Realist school of International Relations?

Realists (sometimes more specifically termed 'neorealists') believe that the international system is defined by anarchy, meaning the absence of a central authority. It is from this core belief that realis...

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Explain and evaluate the first-past-the-post electoral system.

First-past-the-post is the electoral system used for the UK General Election. The UK is divided into constituencies and each citizen gets one vote. The candidate in each constituency with the most votes b...

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How and why are liberals committed to constitutionalism?

Liberals are committed to constitutionalism due to their belief that in order to prevent a government from becoming overly powerful, there needs to be some kind of check to that power. Constitutions provi...

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What is the main differences between a Parliamentry and Presidential systems?

Parliamentry and Presidential systems are two of the most common governmental systems used. The two oldest and most prominent examples of these systems are the British and American systems respectively. T...

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Is liberalism compatible with multiculturalism?

Liberalism is a political ideology that enshrines liberty through a state that protects rights, equality before the law, capitalism, individualism and government by consent, as some of th...

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