Stability — in all its economic, social, and political dimensions — is an indicator of the success of the political system and a necessity for a dignified life...
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Introduction: The term “developing countries” refers to those countries located in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. This term was applied to these...
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Populism refers to those popular movements whose ranks are composed of groups that feel economically and politically marginalized due to the neglect of the system...
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The word “secularism” corresponds to the English term “Secularism,” which itself is derived from the Latin word “Saeculum,” meaning the world or the temporal life (in...
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In recent years, discussion has emerged about the “Age of Uncertainty,” and dozens of articles have been written during the past period addressing political and economic conditions...
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The past three decades have witnessed widespread use of the term “civil society,” as research studies have been prepared, conferences have been held, and seminars and workshops have been organized...
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You may receive an invitation on your mobile phone or via email to attend a political seminar in the area where you live, organized by...
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We often hear — especially when discussing U.S. foreign policy — about the Zionist lobby and its role in directing foreign policy...
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Some argue that the social and political system depends on the acceptance of ordinary people to the same extent that it depends on written laws. It is, as...
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In recent years — particularly in the literature of international organizations — there has been increasing discussion about institutionalism and good governance or sound governance...
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