Political Sciences

• Subject Code : POL10002
• University : swinbourneSwinburne University of Technology My Assignment Services is not sponsored or endorsed by this college or university.
• Subject Name: Political Sciences

International Politics Since the establishment of society in the world, the concept of poverty has existed. Poverty is essentially described as a low quality of life of an individual, full of struggle and deprivation (World Vision, 2018). According to current statistics, most of the world survives in poor financial conditions. More than two-thirds of the world’s population survives on less than 10 dollars in a day (Roser & Ortiz-Ospi…

• Subject Name: Political Sciences

The Future of Global Development Assume Joe Biden wins the US presidential elections this year. Once Biden is in office, how would you expect the potential for conflict between China and the United States to change from its current state? Trump's relationship with China can be seen by his strong tariff program against China. This can be evident through, his cancellation associated with Chinese student visas, as well as his negotiations …

• Subject Name: Political Sciences

Political Philosophy and Theory It is difficult to define a concept as multifaceted as politics. Politics involves values, ideologies and other concepts concerning the State. There are various aspects of politics, such as Liberalism, Conservatism, Marxism. By Liberalism we mean ideologies formulated around liberty, consent of the Government and equality before the law. Conservatism is more of a traditionalist approach which opposes changes or …

• Subject Name: Political Sciences

Political Issue Mock Campaign Outline of the Campaign Issue The debate regarding climate change, particularly those caused by ravaging bushfire, have highlighted the public focus on the roles of managing fire and climate change. The international community joins hands in the criticism of the lack of political goodwill in dealing with the issue of climate change, particularly bushfire in Australia. In contemporary society, mainly in Australi…

• Subject Name: Political Sciences

Critical Analysis on Current NTG (Northern Territory Government) of Australia Procurement Policy Table of Contents 1) Current procurement policy framework of Northern Territory Australia. a) Explanation of processes. i) Procurement Framework. ii) Procurement Principles. iii) Procurement Lifecycle. iv) Procurement Governance Model b) Identification of points of tension. 2) Importance of public procurement policy for the …

• Subject Code : POLI1025
• University : RMIT University My Assignment Services is not sponsored or endorsed by this college or university.
• Subject Name: Political Sciences

Asylum Seeker Policy Australia is a leader from many decades in bringing the most vulnerable refugees and supporting them to settle in Australia. This strategy of Australia is even more promising today because it is difficult to seek protection in any country for the refugees. The recent policies have made Australia stop the refugees to come by the boat or plane. The problems faced by the asylum seekers in Australia include the detention by la…

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• Subject Name: Political Sciences

Contents Introduction Marxist Analysis Realist Analysis Similarities between Marxist and realist analyses Differences between Marxist and realist analyses Conclusion References: Introduction Human resources often discuss the differences in antisocial and prosocial elements (Candnk, 2019). Critical realism seems to be taking the ground of Humanities and human studies in society. The scholars related to this study have f…

• Subject Name: Political Sciences

Introduction The thesis statement aims to find out why John Curtain was a better prime minister in comparison to Ben Chifley who was also leading labour party during his tenure. Despite his very famous speech “Light the Hill” he cannot become a successful leader in the hearts and minds of the Australian people. His moderate behavior with the Australian communist party and his attempt to make all the private banks nationalized were …