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THE e JOURNAL
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THE e JOURNAL
OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
The e Journal
of Political Science
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THE e JOURNAL
OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
The e Journal
of Political Science
e Journal of Political Science
The Quarterly Letter, Review, and Journal
Ronald Gordon Ziegler, Editor
Professor Political Science and History Everest University
Adjunct Professor Political Science Valencia Community College
Adjunct Professor Political Science Keiser College
Former Adjunct Political Science Wayne State University
Former Adjunct Economics Davenport University/Detroit College of Business
c 1997, 1998, 1999,
2000, 2001, 2002,
2003, 2004, 2005,
2006, 2007, 2008,
2009, 2010, 2011,
2012, 2013, 2014
by R. G. Ziegler for ejps
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We hold these truths to be self-evident,
that all men are created equal,
that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights;
that among these are life, liberty,and the pursuit of happiness;
that to secure these rights
governments are instituted among men,
deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed;
that whenever any government becomes destructive of those ends,
it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it,
and to institute new government,
laying its foundation on such principles
and organizing its powers in such form,
as shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness.
No National Socialism - Join the Resistance - Fight Fascism
Click Here
Defeat Terrorism - Win in Iraq and Afghanistan
Build a Stronger American Military - SDI, 600 Ship Navy, More Troops
Drill Now, Drill Here, Pay Less, Make U.S. Oil Independent
Build More Nuclear Power Plants and Oil Refineries
Free Trade, Free Markets, Capitalism and Democracy
Privatize Social Security
Protect Life
Repeal FAS157 Government Should Not Determine Asset Valuation
Enact the Fair Tax (make tax cuts permanent in the meantime)
Tax and Spend Has to End - expand wealth creation
End Prohibition
End the Government School Monopoly
Stop Judicial Activism
Cuba Libre, Liberate Venezuela, Defend Israel
S/C + V
Professor Political Science and History Everest University Adjunct Professor Political Science Valencia Community College Adjunct Professor Political Science Keiser College Former Adjunct Political Science Wayne State University Former Adjunct Economics Davenport University/Detroit College of Business
c 1997, 1998, 1999,
2000, 2001, 2002,
2003, 2004, 2005,
2006, 2007, 2008,
2009, 2010, 2011,
2012, 2013, 2014
by R. G. Ziegler for ejps
All Rights Reserved
Family Album
Fayette Jones-Ziegler
Fayette Jones-Ziegler
We hold these truths to be self-evident,
that all men are created equal,
that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights;
that among these are life, liberty,and the pursuit of happiness;
that to secure these rights
governments are instituted among men,
deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed;
that whenever any government becomes destructive of those ends,
it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it,
and to institute new government,
laying its foundation on such principles
and organizing its powers in such form,
as shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness.
No National Socialism - Join the Resistance - Fight Fascism
Click Here
Defeat Terrorism - Win in Iraq and Afghanistan
Build a Stronger American Military - SDI, 600 Ship Navy, More Troops
Drill Now, Drill Here, Pay Less, Make U.S. Oil Independent
Build More Nuclear Power Plants and Oil Refineries
Free Trade, Free Markets, Capitalism and Democracy
Privatize Social Security
Protect Life
Repeal FAS157 Government Should Not Determine Asset Valuation
Enact the Fair Tax (make tax cuts permanent in the meantime)
Tax and Spend Has to End - expand wealth creation
End Prohibition
End the Government School Monopoly
Stop Judicial Activism
Cuba Libre, Liberate Venezuela, Defend Israel
S/C + V
Family Album
Fayette Jones-Ziegler
Fayette Jones-Ziegler
We hold these truths to be self-evident,
that all men are created equal,
that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights;
that among these are life, liberty,and the pursuit of happiness;
that to secure these rights
governments are instituted among men,
deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed;
that whenever any government becomes destructive of those ends,
it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it,
and to institute new government,
laying its foundation on such principles
and organizing its powers in such form,
as shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness.
No National Socialism - Join the Resistance - Fight Fascism
Click Here
Defeat Terrorism - Win in Iraq and Afghanistan
Build a Stronger American Military - SDI, 600 Ship Navy, More Troops
Drill Now, Drill Here, Pay Less, Make U.S. Oil Independent
Build More Nuclear Power Plants and Oil Refineries
Free Trade, Free Markets, Capitalism and Democracy
Privatize Social Security
Protect Life
Repeal FAS157 Government Should Not Determine Asset Valuation
Enact the Fair Tax (make tax cuts permanent in the meantime)
Tax and Spend Has to End - expand wealth creation
End Prohibition
End the Government School Monopoly
Stop Judicial Activism
Cuba Libre, Liberate Venezuela, Defend Israel
S/C + V
Family Album Fayette Jones-Ziegler
Fayette Jones-Ziegler
We hold these truths to be self-evident,
that all men are created equal,
that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights;
that among these are life, liberty,and the pursuit of happiness;
that to secure these rights governments are instituted among men,
deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed;
that whenever any government becomes destructive of those ends,
it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it,
and to institute new government,
laying its foundation on such principles
and organizing its powers in such form,
as shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness.
No National Socialism - Join the Resistance - Fight Fascism
Click Here
Defeat Terrorism - Win in Iraq and Afghanistan
Build a Stronger American Military - SDI, 600 Ship Navy, More Troops
Drill Now, Drill Here, Pay Less, Make U.S. Oil Independent
Build More Nuclear Power Plants and Oil Refineries
Free Trade, Free Markets, Capitalism and Democracy
Privatize Social Security
Protect Life
Repeal FAS157 Government Should Not Determine Asset Valuation
Enact the Fair Tax (make tax cuts permanent in the meantime)
Tax and Spend Has to End - expand wealth creation
End Prohibition
End the Government School Monopoly
Stop Judicial Activism
Cuba Libre, Liberate Venezuela, Defend Israel
S/C + V
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500 word critical review which you will present orally to the class during
the last half of the term.
A critical review will be written and submitted with the mid term about an
article you have read or a presentation you find on a subject related to
global politics from either the Cato Institute or Heritage Foundation website.
Global Politics 2013 Everest
SCHEDULE OF WORK
Week of:
1/15 Introductions, Syllabus, Grading Criterion, Course Requirements,
Factors in the Current Global Economic Situation Read Ch 1 Islam Part 1
1/22 Development of Study of Global Politics/Schools of Thought Ch 2, 3 Islam Part 2
1/29 The International System, UN Ch 4 The Global Warming Swindle
2/5 Foreign Policy, IGA's, IMF Ch 5, 6 Fahrenhype 911
2/12 NGO's, Geopolitics Ch 7, 8 Free to Choose/Free Markets
2/19 Mid Term Due, Article Review Due The Nation State,
Clash of Civilizations or for Civilization Irredentist Groups Ch 9
2/26 CIA Part 1 Oral Reviews
3/5 International Law, Human Rights, Justice Ch 10,11 CIA Part 3 Oral Reviews
3/12 Political Economy, Oral Reviews Ch 12,13,14
3/19 Oral Reviews
3/26 Oral Reviews
4/1 Final Exam Due, Written Foreign Affairs Review Due
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Study Guide for First Exam Case Law
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Second Exam for Introduction to Political Science>
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Congressional Intelligence Alert
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Campaign Finance Data, and other Voting Information
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The Constitution of the United States
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FindLaw.Com
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Election 2000
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Go to Tables of Contents
(in chronological order)
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Vol I No 1 Summer 97
Vol I No 2 Fall 97
Vol I No 3 Winter 98
Vol I No 4 Spring 98
Vol II No 1 Summer 98
Vol II No 2 Fall 98
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Vol II No 3 Winter 99
Vol II No 4 Spring 99
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Vol III No 1 Summer 99
Vol III No 2 Fall 99
Vol III No 3 Winter 2000
Vol III No 4 Spring 2000
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Vol IV No 1 Summer 2000
Vol IV No 2 Fall 2000
Vol IV No 3 Winter 2001
Vol IV No 4 Spring 2001
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Volume V No 1 Summer 2001
Volume V No 2 Fall 2001
Volume V No 3 Winter 2002
Volume V No 4 Spring 2002
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Volume VI No 1 Summer 2002
Volume VI No 2 Fall 2002
Volume VI No 3 Winter 2003
Volume VI No 4 Spring 2003
Volume VII No 1 Summer 2003
Volume VII No 2 Fall 2003
Volume VII No 3 Winter 2004
Volume VII No 4 Spring 2004
Volume VIII No 1 Summer 2004
Volume VIII No 2 Fall 2004
Volume VIII No 3 Winter 2005
Volume VIII No 4 Spring 2005
Volume IX No 1 Summer 2005
Volume IX No 2 Fall 2005
Volume IX No 3 Winter 2006
Volume IX No 4 Spring 2006
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Volume X No 1 Summer 2006
Volume X No 2 Fall 2006
Volume X No 3 Winter 2007
Volume X No 4 Spring 2007
Volume XI No 1 Summer 2007
Volume XI No 2 Fall 2007
Volume XI No 3 Winter 2008
Volume XI No 4 Spring 2008
Volume XII No 1 Summer 2008
Volume XII No 2 Fall 2008
Volume XII No 3 Winter 2009
Volume XII No 4 Spring 2009
Volume XIII No 1 Summer 2009
Volume XIII No 2 Fall 2009
Volume XIV No 3 Winter 2010
Volume XIV No 4 Spring 2011
Volume XV No 1 Summer 2011
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The Public School
The e Classroom
On Line Courses
in Political Science, History,and Economics
Go Here
The Lyric Gospel
by Fayette Jones-Ziegler
Go Here to Order
American National Government/Introduction to Political Science
Summer II 2013/Valencia Community College
Syllabus
Go Here
500 word critical review which you will present orally to the class during
the last half of the term.
A critical review will be written and submitted with the mid term about an
article you have read or a presentation you find on a subject related to
global politics from either the Cato Institute or Heritage Foundation website.
Global Politics 2013 Everest
SCHEDULE OF WORK
Week of:
1/15 Introductions, Syllabus, Grading Criterion, Course Requirements,
Factors in the Current Global Economic Situation Read Ch 1 Islam Part 1
1/22 Development of Study of Global Politics/Schools of Thought Ch 2, 3 Islam Part 2
1/29 The International System, UN Ch 4 The Global Warming Swindle
2/5 Foreign Policy, IGA's, IMF Ch 5, 6 Fahrenhype 911
2/12 NGO's, Geopolitics Ch 7, 8 Free to Choose/Free Markets
2/19 Mid Term Due, Article Review Due The Nation State,
Clash of Civilizations or for Civilization Irredentist Groups Ch 9
2/26 CIA Part 1 Oral Reviews
3/5 International Law, Human Rights, Justice Ch 10,11 CIA Part 3 Oral Reviews
3/12 Political Economy, Oral Reviews Ch 12,13,14
3/19 Oral Reviews
3/26 Oral Reviews
4/1 Final Exam Due, Written Foreign Affairs Review Due
>
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Study Guide for First Exam Case Law
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Second Exam for Introduction to Political Science>
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Congressional Intelligence Alert
Reports on Voting Records of Members of Congress,
Campaign Finance Data, and other Voting Information
Go Here
The Constitution of the United States
Go Here
FindLaw.Com
Go Here
Election 2000
Go Here
Go to Tables of Contents
(in chronological order)
*************************
Vol I No 1 Summer 97
Vol I No 2 Fall 97
Vol I No 3 Winter 98
Vol I No 4 Spring 98
Vol II No 1 Summer 98
Vol II No 2 Fall 98
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Vol II No 3 Winter 99
Vol II No 4 Spring 99
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Vol III No 1 Summer 99
Vol III No 2 Fall 99
Vol III No 3 Winter 2000
Vol III No 4 Spring 2000
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Vol IV No 1 Summer 2000
Vol IV No 2 Fall 2000
Vol IV No 3 Winter 2001
Vol IV No 4 Spring 2001
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Volume V No 1 Summer 2001
Volume V No 2 Fall 2001
Volume V No 3 Winter 2002
Volume V No 4 Spring 2002
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Volume VI No 1 Summer 2002
Volume VI No 2 Fall 2002
Volume VI No 3 Winter 2003
Volume VI No 4 Spring 2003
Volume VII No 1 Summer 2003
Volume VII No 2 Fall 2003
Volume VII No 3 Winter 2004
Volume VII No 4 Spring 2004
Volume VIII No 1 Summer 2004
Volume VIII No 2 Fall 2004
Volume VIII No 3 Winter 2005
Volume VIII No 4 Spring 2005
Volume IX No 1 Summer 2005
Volume IX No 2 Fall 2005
Volume IX No 3 Winter 2006
Volume IX No 4 Spring 2006
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Volume X No 1 Summer 2006
Volume X No 2 Fall 2006
Volume X No 3 Winter 2007
Volume X No 4 Spring 2007
Volume XI No 1 Summer 2007
Volume XI No 2 Fall 2007
Volume XI No 3 Winter 2008
Volume XI No 4 Spring 2008
Volume XII No 1 Summer 2008
Volume XII No 2 Fall 2008
Volume XII No 3 Winter 2009
Volume XII No 4 Spring 2009
Volume XIII No 1 Summer 2009
Volume XIII No 2 Fall 2009
Volume XIV No 3 Winter 2010
Volume XIV No 4 Spring 2011
Volume XV No 1 Summer 2011
Go Here
*************************
The Public School
The e Classroom
On Line Courses
in Political Science, History,and Economics
Go Here
The Lyric Gospel
by Fayette Jones-Ziegler
Go Here to Order
American National Government/Introduction to Political Science
Summer II 2013/Valencia Community College
Syllabus
Go Here
500 word critical review which you will present orally to the class during
the last half of the term.
A critical review will be written and submitted with the mid term about an
article you have read or a presentation you find on a subject related to
global politics from either the Cato Institute or Heritage Foundation website.
Global Politics 2013 Everest
SCHEDULE OF WORK
Week of:
1/15 Introductions, Syllabus, Grading Criterion, Course Requirements,
Factors in the Current Global Economic Situation Read Ch 1 Islam Part 1
1/22 Development of Study of Global Politics/Schools of Thought Ch 2, 3 Islam Part 2
1/29 The International System, UN Ch 4 The Global Warming Swindle
2/5 Foreign Policy, IGA's, IMF Ch 5, 6 Fahrenhype 911
2/12 NGO's, Geopolitics Ch 7, 8 Free to Choose/Free Markets
2/19 Mid Term Due, Article Review Due The Nation State,
Clash of Civilizations or for Civilization Irredentist Groups Ch 9
2/26 CIA Part 1 Oral Reviews
3/5 International Law, Human Rights, Justice Ch 10,11 CIA Part 3 Oral Reviews
3/12 Political Economy, Oral Reviews Ch 12,13,14
3/19 Oral Reviews
3/26 Oral Reviews
4/1 Final Exam Due, Written Foreign Affairs Review Due
>
Go Here
Study Guide for First Exam Case Law
Go Here
Second Exam for Introduction to Political Science>
Go Here
Congressional Intelligence Alert
Reports on Voting Records of Members of Congress,
Campaign Finance Data, and other Voting Information
Go Here
The Constitution of the United States
Go Here
FindLaw.Com
Go Here
Election 2000
Go Here
Go to Tables of Contents
(in chronological order)
*************************
Vol I No 1 Summer 97
Vol I No 2 Fall 97
Vol I No 3 Winter 98
Vol I No 4 Spring 98
Vol II No 1 Summer 98
Vol II No 2 Fall 98
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*************************
Vol II No 3 Winter 99
Vol II No 4 Spring 99
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*************************
Vol III No 1 Summer 99
Vol III No 2 Fall 99
Vol III No 3 Winter 2000
Vol III No 4 Spring 2000
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Vol IV No 1 Summer 2000
Vol IV No 2 Fall 2000
Vol IV No 3 Winter 2001
Vol IV No 4 Spring 2001
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Volume V No 1 Summer 2001
Volume V No 2 Fall 2001
Volume V No 3 Winter 2002
Volume V No 4 Spring 2002
Go Here
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Volume VI No 1 Summer 2002
Volume VI No 2 Fall 2002
Volume VI No 3 Winter 2003
Volume VI No 4 Spring 2003
Volume VII No 1 Summer 2003
Volume VII No 2 Fall 2003
Volume VII No 3 Winter 2004
Volume VII No 4 Spring 2004
Volume VIII No 1 Summer 2004
Volume VIII No 2 Fall 2004
Volume VIII No 3 Winter 2005
Volume VIII No 4 Spring 2005
Volume IX No 1 Summer 2005
Volume IX No 2 Fall 2005
Volume IX No 3 Winter 2006
Volume IX No 4 Spring 2006
Go Here
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Volume X No 1 Summer 2006
Volume X No 2 Fall 2006
Volume X No 3 Winter 2007
Volume X No 4 Spring 2007
Volume XI No 1 Summer 2007
Volume XI No 2 Fall 2007
Volume XI No 3 Winter 2008
Volume XI No 4 Spring 2008
Volume XII No 1 Summer 2008
Volume XII No 2 Fall 2008
Volume XII No 3 Winter 2009
Volume XII No 4 Spring 2009
Volume XIII No 1 Summer 2009
Volume XIII No 2 Fall 2009
Volume XIV No 3 Winter 2010
Volume XIV No 4 Spring 2011
Volume XV No 1 Summer 2011
Go Here
*************************
The Public School
The e Classroom
On Line Courses
in Political Science, History,and Economics
Go Here
The Lyric Gospel
by Fayette Jones-Ziegler
Go Here to Order
American National Government/Introduction to Political Science
Summer II 2013/Valencia Community College
Syllabus
Go Here
500 word critical review which you will present orally to the class during
the last half of the term.
A critical review will be written and submitted with the mid term about an
article you have read or a presentation you find on a subject related to
global politics from either the Cato Institute or Heritage Foundation website.
Global Politics 2013 Everest
SCHEDULE OF WORK
Week of:
1/15 Introductions, Syllabus, Grading Criterion, Course Requirements,
Factors in the Current Global Economic Situation Read Ch 1 Islam Part 1
1/22 Development of Study of Global Politics/Schools of Thought Ch 2, 3 Islam Part 2
1/29 The International System, UN Ch 4 The Global Warming Swindle
2/5 Foreign Policy, IGA's, IMF Ch 5, 6 Fahrenhype 911
2/12 NGO's, Geopolitics Ch 7, 8 Free to Choose/Free Markets
2/19 Mid Term Due, Article Review Due The Nation State,
Clash of Civilizations or for Civilization Irredentist Groups Ch 9
2/26 CIA Part 1 Oral Reviews
3/5 International Law, Human Rights, Justice Ch 10,11 CIA Part 3 Oral Reviews
3/12 Political Economy, Oral Reviews Ch 12,13,14
3/19 Oral Reviews
3/26 Oral Reviews
4/1 Final Exam Due, Written Foreign Affairs Review Due
>
Go Here
Study Guide for First Exam Case Law
Go Here
Second Exam for Introduction to Political Science>
Go Here
Congressional Intelligence Alert
Reports on Voting Records of Members of Congress,
Campaign Finance Data, and other Voting Information
Go Here
The Constitution of the United States
Go Here
FindLaw.Com
Go Here
Election 2000
Go Here
Go to Tables of Contents
(in chronological order)
*************************
Vol I No 1 Summer 97
Vol I No 2 Fall 97
Vol I No 3 Winter 98
Vol I No 4 Spring 98
Vol II No 1 Summer 98
Vol II No 2 Fall 98
Go Here
*************************
Vol II No 3 Winter 99
Vol II No 4 Spring 99
Go Here
*************************
Vol III No 1 Summer 99
Vol III No 2 Fall 99
Vol III No 3 Winter 2000
Vol III No 4 Spring 2000
Go Here
*************************
Vol IV No 1 Summer 2000
Vol IV No 2 Fall 2000
Vol IV No 3 Winter 2001
Vol IV No 4 Spring 2001
Go Here
*************************
Volume V No 1 Summer 2001
Volume V No 2 Fall 2001
Volume V No 3 Winter 2002
Volume V No 4 Spring 2002
Go Here
*************************
Volume VI No 1 Summer 2002
Volume VI No 2 Fall 2002
Volume VI No 3 Winter 2003
Volume VI No 4 Spring 2003
Volume VII No 1 Summer 2003
Volume VII No 2 Fall 2003
Volume VII No 3 Winter 2004
Volume VII No 4 Spring 2004
Volume VIII No 1 Summer 2004
Volume VIII No 2 Fall 2004
Volume VIII No 3 Winter 2005
Volume VIII No 4 Spring 2005
Volume IX No 1 Summer 2005
Volume IX No 2 Fall 2005
Volume IX No 3 Winter 2006
Volume IX No 4 Spring 2006
Go Here
*************************
Volume X No 1 Summer 2006
Volume X No 2 Fall 2006
Volume X No 3 Winter 2007
Volume X No 4 Spring 2007
Volume XI No 1 Summer 2007
Volume XI No 2 Fall 2007
Volume XI No 3 Winter 2008
Volume XI No 4 Spring 2008
Volume XII No 1 Summer 2008
Volume XII No 2 Fall 2008
Volume XII No 3 Winter 2009
Volume XII No 4 Spring 2009
Volume XIII No 1 Summer 2009
Volume XIII No 2 Fall 2009
Volume XIV No 3 Winter 2010
Volume XIV No 4 Spring 2011
Volume XV No 1 Summer 2011
Go Here
*************************
The Lyric Gospel
by Fayette Jones-Ziegler
Go Here to Order
American National Government/Introduction to Political Science Summer II 2013/Valencia Community College Syllabus Go Here
the last half of the term.
A critical review will be written and submitted with the mid term about an
article you have read or a presentation you find on a subject related to
global politics from either the Cato Institute or Heritage Foundation website.
Global Politics 2013 Everest
SCHEDULE OF WORK
Week of:
1/15 Introductions, Syllabus, Grading Criterion, Course Requirements,
Factors in the Current Global Economic Situation Read Ch 1 Islam Part 1
1/22 Development of Study of Global Politics/Schools of Thought Ch 2, 3 Islam Part 2
1/29 The International System, UN Ch 4 The Global Warming Swindle
2/5 Foreign Policy, IGA's, IMF Ch 5, 6 Fahrenhype 911
2/12 NGO's, Geopolitics Ch 7, 8 Free to Choose/Free Markets
2/19 Mid Term Due, Article Review Due The Nation State,
Clash of Civilizations or for Civilization Irredentist Groups Ch 9
2/26 CIA Part 1 Oral Reviews
3/5 International Law, Human Rights, Justice Ch 10,11 CIA Part 3 Oral Reviews
3/12 Political Economy, Oral Reviews Ch 12,13,14
3/19 Oral Reviews
3/26 Oral Reviews
4/1 Final Exam Due, Written Foreign Affairs Review Due
>
Go Here Study Guide for First Exam Case Law Go Here Second Exam for Introduction to Political Science> Go Here
Congressional Intelligence Alert Reports on Voting Records of Members of Congress, Campaign Finance Data, and other Voting Information Go Here
The Constitution of the United States Go Here FindLaw.Com Go Here
Election 2000 Go Here
Go to Tables of Contents (in chronological order) *************************
Vol I No 1 Summer 97 Vol I No 2 Fall 97 Vol I No 3 Winter 98 Vol I No 4 Spring 98 Vol II No 1 Summer 98 Vol II No 2 Fall 98 Go Here *************************
Vol II No 3 Winter 99 Vol II No 4 Spring 99 Go Here *************************
Vol III No 1 Summer 99 Vol III No 2 Fall 99 Vol III No 3 Winter 2000 Vol III No 4 Spring 2000 Go Here *************************
Vol IV No 1 Summer 2000 Vol IV No 2 Fall 2000 Vol IV No 3 Winter 2001 Vol IV No 4 Spring 2001 Go Here *************************
Volume V No 1 Summer 2001 Volume V No 2 Fall 2001 Volume V No 3 Winter 2002 Volume V No 4 Spring 2002 Go Here *************************
Volume VI No 1 Summer 2002 Volume VI No 2 Fall 2002 Volume VI No 3 Winter 2003 Volume VI No 4 Spring 2003 Volume VII No 1 Summer 2003 Volume VII No 2 Fall 2003 Volume VII No 3 Winter 2004 Volume VII No 4 Spring 2004 Volume VIII No 1 Summer 2004 Volume VIII No 2 Fall 2004 Volume VIII No 3 Winter 2005 Volume VIII No 4 Spring 2005 Volume IX No 1 Summer 2005 Volume IX No 2 Fall 2005 Volume IX No 3 Winter 2006 Volume IX No 4 Spring 2006 Go Here *************************
Volume X No 1 Summer 2006 Volume X No 2 Fall 2006 Volume X No 3 Winter 2007 Volume X No 4 Spring 2007 Volume XI No 1 Summer 2007 Volume XI No 2 Fall 2007 Volume XI No 3 Winter 2008 Volume XI No 4 Spring 2008 Volume XII No 1 Summer 2008 Volume XII No 2 Fall 2008 Volume XII No 3 Winter 2009 Volume XII No 4 Spring 2009 Volume XIII No 1 Summer 2009 Volume XIII No 2 Fall 2009 Volume XIV No 3 Winter 2010 Volume XIV No 4 Spring 2011 Volume XV No 1 Summer 2011 Go Here *************************
