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how they contributed to the revolution Lev Danidovich Bronshtein also known as Leon Trotsky, was born on the 7th of November 1879, near Yelizavetgrad, Kherson Governorate, Russian Empire (now in Ukraine) Leon Trotsky was a member of the Bolshevik party, which he only became a part of once he returned to Russia after being in exile in New York, once he returned he was arrested by Kerensky, the new prime minister. He was soon released and once he was Trotsky became Chairman of the Petrograd Soviet

First-Past-The-Post (FPTP), there are only two parties capable of being elected into government, the Labour and Conservative parties, perhaps including the Liberal Democrats as a potentially influential party. In our 'democratic' society, if you do not vote for one of these three parties, your vote has been wasted. There are only about 250 seats in the House of Commons that regularly veer between parties out of the 650 available, therefore, for a Labour voter in Malvern or a Conservative

only on both National Health Services (NHS) in the UK and in Italy, but also on support services within the care sector, such as carers, voluntary organisations and also families of AD and dementia sufferers. This will also increase the workload on social workers as more assessment of need will have to be carried out to maintain the levels of support needed to sustain an expected quality of life. I will be addressing legislation and policy 's adopted by both countries historically and modern day

“Trade Unions are not merely economic actors: they are necessarily protagonists in the political arena. Regulating the labour market is a question of power resources. Yet if Unions are inescapably both economic and political actors, the relationship between the two is complex…” A trade Union as defined by the Trade Union and Employers Organisation Act as an organisation the principle object of which includes the regulation of relations between employees and employers or employers organisations

How far was New Labour influenced by Thatcher? For many voters in the second half of the twentieth century, the Labour and Conservative parties were viewed as diametrically opposed, in terms of their policy, supporters and sympathies. During the Thatcher government, the Conservatives departed from the Keynesian post-war consensus, embracing neoliberal economics. Thatcherism has been described as “an ideological project, a vehicle which advanced a post-social democratic neo-liberal policy agenda.”

majoritarian democracy because it follows the 'majority rule ' principle and possesses all the qualities of a representative democracy. While consensus democracy and majoritarian democracies are both forms of democracy, the contrasting approaches to democratic rule they engage in - foremost pertaining to the ideas of distribution of political power, causes the two types of democracy to be diametrically opposite. A consociational or consensus democracy is commonly used in heterogeneous or plural societies

group * 3 Germany * 4 Gaullist political parties * 5 References * 6 See also | Doctrine Foreign policy The main theme of de Gaulle's foreign policy was national

A functionalist perspective on social inequality would argue that inequality is necessary for the survival of any society. It is argued that without this inequality division of labour would be difficult, it is also argued that to attract people to both the important and less important roles there must be variation in rewards that motivates individuals to make the effort needed to gain the top positions. (Kent, 2006: 224) Nobel Prize winner Joseph Stiglitz argues inequality is the

government. However in recent years I have steadily come to the realisation that democracy in its most basic form can never work, and repeatedly demonstrates its inability to function in our society on a daily basis; the latest installment in the saga of democratic failures being the June elections, resulting in a minority Tory government. As this is the case, I present to you 10 reasons why democracy doesn’t work. Today we talk about direct vs representative democracy, in other words people voting on policy

course at Victoria College in Toronto (A Prophet in Politics). He also attended Oxford University in England in 1899. After he returned to Canada, he began working as the minister at Grace Church in Winnipeg. Woodsworth started doing missionary and social work in Winnipeg and Toronto slums, focussing on the poor and immigrant families. In 1904, he married