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Outline of the economic, social and political crisis that occured to create the crisis of democracy in France, 1939. Looks at: economic impact of the war, economic depression of 1930s, mass unemployment, class tensions, ethnic tensions, political institutions and the anti-democratic right. Briefly touches on anti-fascism.

Towards the end of the nineteenth century some of the fundamental assumptions that had underpinned the post 1870 social order were increasingly being called into question. Since the advent of mass democracy, fear of 'the masses' had begun to displace faith in 'the people'. The advance in science, which earlier in the century had seemed entirely compatible with religious belief, increasingly seemed to undermine Christian faith. All of this responded to and exacerbated the sense of fin de siè...

A list of 96 sources (Primary, Articles, Books, Websites and Films). Sources have links to how to access including a bibliography format for all primary archives and their respective archive locations. This was collated for my dissertation topic: Sex Sells | Exploring the commodification of sex during the rise and influence of Paul Raymond (1957 – 1972). Topics this is useful for: Commercialisation/Commodification of Sex Rise of Pornography The Sexual Revolution Paul Raymond (Soho Porn Baro...

Document that discusses ingredients for political success as outlines in The Prince. Outlines what it means to be Maciavellian, highlights modern day comparisons and sheds light on how Machiavelli's teaching are still present in modern society, business and politics. Compares The Prince with the text Utopia (More). Holds information on sources that aid the research of Machievelli's texts.

A brief summary of Thomas Hobbes 'De Cive', which discusses the outlines of politics and the creation of the commonwealth. This document outlines the creation of the commonwealth and defines types of sovereign power: power by right, absolute power, obedience of the citizen. Also simply defines different types of commonwealths, Hobbes believes as to which is best, objections to commonwealth and the ways in which a commonwealth can dissolve.