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The Importance of Statistics in Politics
Statistics is what it means to prove something with data! Statistics are pure mathematical equations that are used for inferring or analyzing things. Today...
Rethinking accountability, revolution and challenging the status quo in Lebanon
Political corruption in Lebanon traces its roots to the re-assembling in the post-civil war era, which entrenched a realm of politics dominated by war...
The 35th Israeli government and its Ministers
As many people know, the Israeli government was supposed to be formed after the elections of April 9, 2019, but Netanyahu himself failed to...
Who are the real betrayers of Egypt, Critics or Sycophants?
“You are betraying your country by exposing its defects!” is a common accusation made by the sycophants to the ruling regime in Egypt who...
COVID-19: Is this the End of Western Liberalism?
As China comes out of the quarantine and other strict measures, most of the factories, shopping-marts, transportations, restaurants, and tourist spots are back to...
Propoganda and its types
Propaganda can be referred to as an organized effort to influence and control the views, behaviors or action of other people through arguments, signs,...
The Long-term Political Fallout of Coronavirus
As the coronavirus spreads, so does its
likely political fallout.
For authoritarians and autocrats, the
fallout is likely to be a mixed bag.
Some will benefit from invasive...
Presidents, Pharaohs and Prophets
Over
millennia national leadership managed its population on basic divides: Soldiers
to just follow orders, workers to just get soldiers ready to march and artists just
to...
The Role of Political Psychology in Diplomacy
Political psychology originated from France, which was first introduced
by the ethnologist Adolph Bastian in his book called “Man in History”
(1860). This field has grown
significantly...
Arab Spring and Third Wave of Democratisation: The case of Egypt
Professor Huntington introduced the
concept of the third wave of democratization in five phases. They are the emergence
of reformers, acquiring powers, failure of liberalization, backward...