Essays on Labor Party

The Australian Worker’s Union is the oldest and largest trade union of the country. The Australian Trade Union was founded in the year 1886 due the revolution of the Australian Mining Industry. It is estimated that the Union has around 100,000 members all across the country. The trade union works as a mediator between the employees and employers to solve all problems related to employment. Another function of the Australian Worker’s Union is to maintain a healthy relationship between the employers and staffs. The Australian Trade Union grew with the popularity that becomes a regulating body, ...

The events of the Russian Revolution of 1917, which comprise two main events that took place in February and October, were of a bourgeois-democratic character and were connected with the further solution of land and national issues, which had been the reasons for the revolution of 1905-1907. At the same time, the issue regarding the country's government was up in the air. The reasons which caused the revolution were further complicated by World War I that took place in 1914. The events that took place in 1917, however, are one of the most important landmarks of the history of ...

1. Overview of Topic This paper aims at discussing the question of the sovereignty of the British Parliamentary system based on the outcome of Jackson v. Attorney General 2005.According the constitutional provisions of the British legislative system there lacks a clear line between the extent of interference between the House of Lords and that of the House of Commons. The ruling of Jackson v. Attorney General 2005 supports this hypothesis based on the structure of arguments presented by the Jury in giving the verdict of this case. This paper intends to use the outcome of this case to determine ...

‘Warfare state’ or ‘welfare state’: which better describes the British State in the 20th century?

Great Britain has been a witness to many conflicts that had led to a shift in international and regional politics, triggering the onset of policies and programs directed to either war or welfare. As a veteran of the Great Wars and one of the world’s influential hegemons, Britain had succumbed to both victory and immense loss especially in economic and social development. With the trauma caused by the Great Wars to the nation, the British government alongside the monarchy had revised its programs to revive the once dominant British state towards the 20th century. However, experts have argued as to what ...

With the development of modern technologies, the humanity faced a new challenge: how to make life better without destroying the core values of the society? Some inventions and innovations bring undisputable benefits for the world community, however, some require careful investigation and worldwide debates. Human cloning, or reproductive cloning, is one of such arguable topics. Although no human being has been cloned so far, the scientific potential is approaching this goal by quick steps. The humanity will have to make a difficult choice: either to approve, or reject human cloning as such. The essay will argue that human cloning should be ...

Social Work and Social Policy

Adams, Dominelli, and Payne (2009, p. 4) claim that social work has the objective of improving and facilitating the relationship of people in the environment as well as the social institutions where people live. Social work improves human cooperation by helping humans to survive and develop. It improves social relationships to facilitate the development in the development of families to improve the society due to social interactions. Connectedness links people in different levels of institutions, families, and social relationship. Social work aims to improve social life to increase cooperation between people in the society. The International Federation of ...

Back in the years during and after the Cold War from 1945, almost every country had a key wartime strategy that had a heavy focus on limiting the basic domestic food consumption. Different governments therefore employed control mechanisms and enforced the reduction of citizen’s consumption through the food rationing implementation. This tactic allowed governments to equally apportion certain amounts of basic commodities resources to large groups of people instead of the normal free-for-all allowance that would have compromised the limited resources. Citizens were therefore allowed only so much of some of the scarce foods that were available and food was ...

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The issue political representation has become progressively more complex and litigious, in the element, as a result of success of the social movements in airing their demands for just representation of ‘groups’ or ‘identities’ that was unrecognized, such as those based on gender, the minority, disability, race, ethnicity, and sexuality. The emergence of new social movements and other complementary drifts, which work hand, in hand with movements, have threatened to change the status quo in fair representation in New Zealand. For example, the decrease of the electorate registration with main political parties, the emergence of the small parties and independents, ...

Introduction

Far right extremists use populist jargon to appeal to the citizens of various countries in Europe. Authors Schellenberg and Langenbacher (2011) reported that out of thirteen right-wing extremist partys 7 won seats in national European parliaments in 2009. The most seats won were 9 seats in the Italian parliament with 10.2% of the vote. The authors report eleven out of the 13 won seats in national and in the last local (municipal or regional) elections. This trend is startling enough to understand the right-wing is using language that appeals to people. (Schellenberg and Langenbacher 2011).

General increasing trend in “populist” acceptance of neo-Nazi parties in mainstream politics

Haizhu of the China ...