What the Executive branch Embraces.The second, great organ, department, or branch of government, the third, if we accept the view of some writers that the electorate is also an organ-is the executive. In a broad and collective sense the executive organ embraces the aggregate or totality of all the functionaries and agencies which are concerned…
Nature of the Executive Power. What is the best constitution for the executive department and what are the powers with which it should be intrusted, said Judge Story, are problems among the most important and probably the most difficult of solution of any involved in the theory of free governments. The first of these problems…
The Theory Explained. Foremost in historical importance is the Theory of Social Contract. It postulates a state of nature as the original condition of mankind and asocial contract, deliberately and voluntarily made, as the means of escape therefrom. Some political thinkers who advocated the theory of Social Contract Were of the opinion that the state…
The Wandering Who: A Study of Jewish Identity Politics Author by Gilad Atzmon A transformative story told with unflinching integrity that all (especially Jews) who care about real peace, as well as their own identity, should not only read, but reflect upon and discuss widely. The Wandering Who: A Study of Jewish Identity Politics In…
The Statement of the Theory. Force Theory of origin of state is another fallacious theory, but historically important, which is offered as an explanation of the origin and meaning of the State. There is an old saying that war beget the king and true to this maxim, the theory 0f Force emphasizes the origin of…
Introductory. While introducing the State, in the first Article, we said that it originated in the bare needs of life and continues in existence for the good life of man. But it is shrouded in mystery when and how the State came into existence. The recent researches in the sciences of Anthropology, Ethnology, and Comparative…
There are many speculations regarding the nature of the State and the relation between the State and the individual. Six important theories deserve special mention The first is the monistic theory. The advocates of the monistic theory argue that individuals who compose the State have no independent existence but are mere automatic units in the …
Community and institutions are two terms which are frequently used in Political Science and yet Without a definite meaning attached to them. We defined society as a group of people living interdependently, attempting to solve their problems through common action. There are large societies and small Local societies are usually referred to as communities. Indeed,…
State and Associations. Society, as said before, is not a mere aggregate of individuals, but a collection of groups composed of individuals. These groups are voluntarily fanned by man for the satisfaction of his various and diversified needs, such as, social, religious,cultural, economic, educational, recreational, and many others. All these groups express and develop the…
Nature of State and Society. we must also clearly distinguish between the State and Society,because to identify the social with the political is to be guilty of the grossest of all confusions, which completely bars any understanding of either society or State. To equate the State with society is to justify, State interference in all…