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Political Science First Year The miracle of South Africa’s Democracy Introduction: South Africa’s history of apartheid has been a wide-spread phenomenon which many people all across the globe and especially in South Africa greatly opposed but it still managed to carry on for more than 40 years. This essay will look at how South Africa managed to end apartheid and enter into a democratic system rather peacefully, which many people call a ‘miracle’. This essay will discuss the processes t...

Political Science Comparative analysis of the political systems of Botswana and Zambia. This essay will compare the political systems of Botswana and Zambia, and look at each countries institutions and socio-political factors and then conclude which country has a better chance for democratic endurance or consolidation.

Political Science 112 for International Relations Stellenbosch University. Federal and Unitary Systems and South Africa Introduction: This essay will be discussing the different aspects of a federal system and a unitary system. It will then conclude whether the governing system used in South Africa is a unitary or federal government. This essay will do so by looking at the constitution of South Africa and its governing framework and by doing research on the characteristics of federal and unitary...

South African Politics First Year. Political Parties and their Ideologies: Introduction: This essay will be about three political parties, and their Ideologies. Namely The African National Congress (The ANC), The Democratic Alliance (The DA) and Agang. It is important to know which ideology is associated with each political party, because it represents their values and beliefs and it makes it clear to all what they want the future to look like, and how they are going to achieve it. What is an I...

Political Science - Globalisation Introduction: This essay will look into the statement that is if globalisation is a benign or harmful process. It will list the pros and cons of globalisation and the effects it has on the modern world and its organisations, this essay will also look into the history of globalisation and how it started, also what it has done or hasn’t done for the world. Then it will conclude whether the globalisation process is actually beneficial or harmful to the world and...

Political Science First Year: Compare and contrast Liberalism and Marxism as theories used in the study of International Relations. Introduction: Topics: Marxism as a communist movement. Conservative theory vs Critical/ Transformative theory. Liberalism(1789) vs Marxism(1867). Key Points: Marxism and the link it has with communism and its effects. The comparison of Marxism as a critical theory and Liberalism as a conservative theory. Comparison between Marxism and Liberalisms features and co...