Politics
The Big Questions
The website www.thebigqs.co.uk has recently been founded to allow academic debate on any of the big questions in the world from 'Does God exist?' to the nature of happiness and questions about current affairs.
Either read and upload articles through the main site: www.thebigqs.co.uk or go to 'Debate It' and have a quick discussion.
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Call For Papers: Ashburn Institute Transnational Law Journal
The Ashburn Institute Transnational Law Journal welcomes submissions of professional articles and student notes for its first publication in June, 2009. Accepted topics are those within our substantive areas:
1) Humanitarian Law
2) Human Rights Law
3) Comparative Law
4) Marine Law
5) Trade Law/International Business Law
While submissions are requested by April 15, 2009 for this issue, rolling acceptance will be considered for the present and future issues. The finest student notes will receive consideration for the Frank Fund Scholarship, provided by the Ashburn Institute. For more information, please visit our site, www.aitlj.org. Best of luck!
Jonathan Sussman
Editor-in-Chief
Ashburn Institute
Transational Law Journal
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Turkish Politics
The main parameters of Turkish Political Culture
The problem of democratic consolidation in Turkey
The civil - military relations before and after 1999 ( EU candidacy)
The principal actors in Turkish Political play
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Critical Perspectives - First Issue Online!
Posted October 28th, 2008 by Rebecca Corn
Critical Perspectives is an online journal written and edited by graduates of global politics,
economics and law - a forum through which the thinkers of today may
express a range of critical perspectives on the issues of today.
The Perils of Demagogy
Posted August 18th, 2007 by Sevag Asatour
Since the dawn of philosophy as a socio-cultural practice, demagogy has always been a problem at the forefront of philosophy's concerns.
Topping these concerns were questions pertaining to political truth, the nature of what Plato referred to as "pastoral power" and the general moral-political maxims of the polis.
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