Lady Sovereign

was often argument if whether the federal government, morally and constitutionality, was privileged to decide on laws not explicitly stated in the Constitution. Supporters of federal government heavy ruling often debated with those in support of sovereign states, leading to deeper issues then who was creating rules. Important topics of the era like allowing state government to decide on race issues such as black suffrage, or the enforcement of the Black Codes started at the root of power. With these

Government is the political direction and control exercised over the actions of the members, citizens, and inhabitants of communities, societies, and states. While documents have been written to help the leaders of our country, there is constant debate over what changes need to be made. Some believe that the country is falling apart while others think minor adjustments need to be made. The separation of church and state is also a topic of debate. The question of what needs to be changed and where

Over the past 5 years we have seen Syria join the failed states index at a current position of 9th fragile state in the world. The Civil war that has been ripping Syria apart from the inside has been disastrous to both the people and the state. The government’s state capacity is almost non-existent as show by the fact that they have been unable to stop a civil war within their country. Poverty and employment is now rampant, the education system has collapsed and a large portion of those who havnt

Information is a source of power in international relations. Technology is the capability by which states store information. More so now than ever, countries heavily rely on information technology and data storage in order to facilitate the basic functioning of a state. However, when any state places enough importance on a resource of power, that resource becomes a target. An attack on informational structures of a state are cyber-attacks or “the use of computational technologies in cyberspace for

Private encryption plays a major role in the economy today with e-commerce being more popular than ever before. People are constantly exchanging goods, money, and information over the Internet and the only thing that keeps these things safe is private encryption. Private encryption can be used to the detriment of public safety, but the rights of citizens are more important than the boogie monster that has been created to try and illegalize private encryption. Private encryption should remain completely

In our modern world, most world leaders tend to argue against media censorship and the suppression of one of our most basic human right, freedom of expression. We live in a globalized society, that shares news and information in matter of seconds, with newspapers, a blog post, a Facebook opinion or with a 140-character block called Tweet. If we have the accessibility to these outlets, which most of us do, we can learn about the result of the presidential election in Peru or we can learn about the

Bhutan 's gross national happiness If you don 't know about Bhutan 's government and their focus over the past forty years than you should, you and people in your community might want to take a closer look at this small country and how it is impacting the world. Bhutan is a small country located in the himalayas between China and India and is one of the happiest countries in the world because the government has focused on following the four pillars of happiness. Each pillar supports and helps to

REGULATORY REGIME GOVERNING INDIAN POWER SECTOR Independence of the State Electricity Regulatory Commission has continued indefinable in reality. Scopes to restoration the current regulatory structure may be discovered with the aim to keep the State government at arm’s length from the tariff setting application. It is necessary that the current controlled structure of the distribution sector be transformed and competition be stimulated. One of the ways to obvious this is to distinct posture and gratified

task of “how order is created among sovereign state.” To which he asserts that “special doctrine” of shared norms and values have been devised for purpose of determining states’ sovereignty. Hence, states have resorted to the development of an international law to help them govern and set out the criteria that are required in order to be acknowledged as a sovereign state. Anghie subsequently put forth that this “international law applied only to the sovereign states that composed the civilized “Family

Top of Form Governments Spying on us According to the journalist Arthur Baxter “Technology has brought great advances and conveniences, but it also comes with the cost of privacy” (TNW News). We have seen many examples about governments spying on people or spying on other countries. Perhaps the most important and the easiest way that enables governments to spy is by using people’s information on social media, bank accounts, by satellite surveillance, and help from some companies. This