Right-wing politics

Britain between the Wars 1918-1939 Politics during the inter-war years How was Britain governed in the inter-war period? In 1918, at the end of the First World War, Britain was still a constitutional monarchy, in so far that this form of government consisted in a balance between the monarch and the parliament. This “mixed” government had the advantage to respect the idea of democracy (rule of the people, for the people, by the people”) through the elections but meanwhile to prevent

POLISH POLITICS: RELATIONS BETWEEN CATHOLIC CHURCH AND POLITICS IN POST-COMMUNIST POLAND. Introduction I) Poland : a very catholic country. A) how catholic faith has became a symbol of polish unity. B) religiosity in Poland. II) Between religion and politics: which of both influences the other one. A) The intrusion of Catholic Church in the political field. B) The instrumentalisation of Church by the politics. III) The Vox Populi to the test of Catholic faith. A) The

26 March 2010 Media and Politics Essay DAIN Guillaume: 09045694 Group: IS Subject: The period from 1948 to 1953 was a phase of high intensity in Cold War history and decisively shaped the future of the European continent. Analyse the key events in Europe in this period and their meaning for European integration. Introduction: The Cold War followed World War II and Europe will soon be divided into 2 blocks. The west supported by the United States and East supported by the USSR

era between 1920 and 1945 amounts the rehabilitation’s period and the Second World War. Thus, only twenty-seven years separate the armistice of the second disastrous conflict but this small time had been enough for the French to see three different politics groups, the occupation, and the liberation. To simplify this complex period, this essay will be divided into five distinct parts: France transformed by the war, the political life within the country, the economic crises of the twenty’s, the Popular

and is not to today member of any treaty of military alliance (thus not member of NATO, even if it does take part of a “Partnership for peace” with NATO). Sweden belongs to the European Union since 1995, but does not belong to the euro zone. Politic Sweden has been a monarchy for almost a millennium, nowadays it is a constitutional monarchy. The democratization of the regime was supplemented in 1918 with the adoption of the vote for all. The vote turnout was always high in Sweden: the rate

...................................................12 Erklärung........................................................................................13 Tymoschenko, Clinton and Merkel When somebody nowadays is interested in politics he will easily come across names like Julija Tymoschenko, Angela Merkel, Hillary Clinton and many more. Tymonschenko did something that was considered nearly impossible even 50 years ago. She successfully called for a national strike during the so-called

(extract from the official portal for foreigners and integration) Liberty is the ability to act following his or her own will without being subjected to power of others. In the Middle Ages, a liberty was a land on which the lord had given up his rights. Danish democracy is based on old and deep-rooted traditions developed as a reaction against royal absolutism in the 18th and early 19th century. Individuals liberties are secured by the danish Constitution. This one permits also the use of referenda

he participated in non-violent struggle against the apartheid laws , introduced by the National Party government in 1948 . The ANC is banned in 1960, and the peaceful struggle not giving tangible results, Mandela founded and directed the military wing of the ANC, Umkhonto we Sizwe in 1961 , leading a campaign of sabotage against government and military installations . On 12 July 1963 he was arrested by the South African Police indicated by the CIA, and is sentenced to prison and hard labor for life

empire and nationalism. She is currently Shelby M.C. Davis 1958 Professor of History at Princeton University in the United States. In this article “BRITISH VALUES, WHATEVER THEY ARE  WON’T HOLD US TOGETHER” published on May 18th, 2006 by a daily left wing paper “the Guardian” , as the title suggest, Colley suggests her approach in promoting a “ new citizen identity” more than into trying to keep « British values » in every people’s mind in order to prevent such events in the future. So, we are first

governmentality, namely to the modifications of the state itself. Here, I take cues in particular from the ‘‘Paris School’’4 of security studies in order to elaborate a theoretical framework for the analysis of the formation and evolution of emigration politics, arguing that the diffusion of neo-liberal governmentality as a rationale for and practice of government is the framework in which diaspora policies are best understood. I then conclude with three possible research directions that stem from my analysis