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Full-Text Articles in Political Science
Govt 430 – Comparative Economic And Political Ideas, Steven Alan Samson
Govt 430 – Comparative Economic And Political Ideas, Steven Alan Samson
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No abstract provided.
201013 Obiter Dicta: The Cruelest Month 2010, Steven Samson
201013 Obiter Dicta: The Cruelest Month 2010, Steven Samson
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No abstract provided.
201012 Obiter Dicta: The Dry Bones Of April 2010, Steven Samson
201012 Obiter Dicta: The Dry Bones Of April 2010, Steven Samson
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No abstract provided.
201011 Obiter Dicta: Rustles Of Spring 2010, Steven Samson
201011 Obiter Dicta: Rustles Of Spring 2010, Steven Samson
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No abstract provided.
201009 Obiter Dicta: A Month Of Marches 2010, Steven Samson
201009 Obiter Dicta: A Month Of Marches 2010, Steven Samson
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No abstract provided.
201010 Obiter Dicta: Savannah In March 2010, Steven Samson
201010 Obiter Dicta: Savannah In March 2010, Steven Samson
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No abstract provided.
201006 Obiter Dicta: Frigorific February 2010, Steven Samson
201006 Obiter Dicta: Frigorific February 2010, Steven Samson
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No abstract provided.
201007 Obiter Dicta: Wintry-Mix In February 2010, Steven Samson
201007 Obiter Dicta: Wintry-Mix In February 2010, Steven Samson
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No abstract provided.
201008 Obiter Dicta: Late February 2010, Steven Samson
201008 Obiter Dicta: Late February 2010, Steven Samson
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No abstract provided.
201002 Obiter Dicta: Winter Break 2010, Steven Samson
201002 Obiter Dicta: Winter Break 2010, Steven Samson
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201023 Obiter Dicta: September Via Late August 2010, Steven Samson
201023 Obiter Dicta: September Via Late August 2010, Steven Samson
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No abstract provided.
201005 Obiter Dicta: Late January 2010, Steven Samson
201005 Obiter Dicta: Late January 2010, Steven Samson
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No abstract provided.
American Constitutional History: Selected Bibliography, Steven Alan Samson
American Constitutional History: Selected Bibliography, Steven Alan Samson
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No abstract provided.
Roy W. Spencer: The Bad Science And Bad Policy Of Obama’S Global Warming Agenda Study Guide, Steven Alan Samson
Roy W. Spencer: The Bad Science And Bad Policy Of Obama’S Global Warming Agenda Study Guide, Steven Alan Samson
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No abstract provided.
International Relations Fall 2010 Syllabus, Steven Alan Samson
International Relations Fall 2010 Syllabus, Steven Alan Samson
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No abstract provided.
2010004 Obiter Dicta: Winter Thaw 2010, Steven Samson
2010004 Obiter Dicta: Winter Thaw 2010, Steven Samson
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No abstract provided.
201003 Obiter Dicta: Mid-January 2010, Steven Samson
201003 Obiter Dicta: Mid-January 2010, Steven Samson
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No abstract provided.
Richard Jackson And Neil Howe: The Graying Of The Great Powers: Study Guide, Steven Alan Samson
Richard Jackson And Neil Howe: The Graying Of The Great Powers: Study Guide, Steven Alan Samson
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Why will religious conflict become an even more serious global problem? Why are the 2020s likely to emerge as the decade of maximum geopolitical danger for the developed world? Why is a “youth echo boom” likely to be a problem during that period? What light is shed on the situation by the “power transition” theories of global conflict? What chronic shortages are likely to be faced by aging develop countries? What will render many developed countries “permanent free riders on their allies?”
David Gress: From Plato To Nato Study Guide, Steven Alan Samson
David Gress: From Plato To Nato Study Guide, Steven Alan Samson
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Besides being an essay on the concept of the West and the teaching of western civilization, this is a critique of what M. Stanton Evans called “the liberal history lesson” and what David Gress calls “the Grand Narrative.” The ironic title of the book (see page 1) may refer to a 1984 BBC radio series, later published as From Plato to NATO: Studies on Political Thought (1995), by the late British journalist and BBC announcer Brian Redhead. In preparing this study, Dr. Gress acknowledges the influence of Ernest Gellner’s The Conditions of Liberty, Paul Rahe’s Republics Ancient and Modern, and …
201001 Obiter Dicta: New Year 2010, Steven Samson
201001 Obiter Dicta: New Year 2010, Steven Samson
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Yitzhak Rabin And The Price Of Peace, Steven Alan Samson
Yitzhak Rabin And The Price Of Peace, Steven Alan Samson
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A society that wishes to remain free and self-governing must learn to recognize that endemic political violence, including the symbolic violence of character assassination, is an invitation to either tyranny from without or conquest from without. As Edmund Burke put it: ‘Men of intemperate minds cannot be free; their passions forge their fetters.” As a general rule, we might conclude that a fixation on the purity of political outcomes at the expense of the integrity of the political process leads people away from politics to the realm of ideology, from civility to fanaticism. This is the way nations and civilizations …
John R. Bolton: How Barack Obama Is Endangering Our National Sovereignty: A Study Guide, Steven Alan Samson
John R. Bolton: How Barack Obama Is Endangering Our National Sovereignty: A Study Guide, Steven Alan Samson
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No abstract provided.
E Pluribus Unum? (Geopolitica), Steven Alan Samson
E Pluribus Unum? (Geopolitica), Steven Alan Samson
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No abstract provided.
Angelo M. Codevilla: A Student’S Guide To International Relations Study Guide, Steven Alan Samson
Angelo M. Codevilla: A Student’S Guide To International Relations Study Guide, Steven Alan Samson
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No abstract provided.
Brian P. Janiskee And Ken Masugi: Democracy In California Study Guide, Steven Alan Samson
Brian P. Janiskee And Ken Masugi: Democracy In California Study Guide, Steven Alan Samson
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No abstract provided.
Wilhelm Roepke: Robbing Peter To Pay Paul Study Guide, Steven Alan Samson
Wilhelm Roepke: Robbing Peter To Pay Paul Study Guide, Steven Alan Samson
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No abstract provided.
Developing Latent Prints By Super Glue Fuming The Kenyan Way, Jonathan Pelletier
Developing Latent Prints By Super Glue Fuming The Kenyan Way, Jonathan Pelletier
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No abstract provided.
Govt 490 - Political Theory, Steven Alan Samson
Govt 490 - Political Theory, Steven Alan Samson
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No abstract provided.
Politics Of Europe 2011, Steven Alan Samson
Politics Of Europe 2011, Steven Alan Samson
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Wilberforce’S Work Is Not Done: Ending Human Trafficking And Modern Day Slavery, Michelle C. Rickert
Wilberforce’S Work Is Not Done: Ending Human Trafficking And Modern Day Slavery, Michelle C. Rickert
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Since slavery has been made illegal in nearly all countries in the world, and as modern advances allow more ttention to be focused on other social improvements to make the lives of people better, there is a dark and hidden underbelly around the world that most people do not want to hear about. The fact is, that while the battle over the legal status of slavery has been won, as have many of the cultural battles regarding the wrongfulness of enslaving another human being, more slaves exist in the world at this moment than were trafficked in over 350 years …