According to Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson, can the People’s Republic of China be a democratic regime?

According to Acemoglu and Robinson, China is an example of a Despotic Leviathan. A brutal regime has been extensively discussed, where China Party members systematically subjected the people to hunger, brutally beat those with opposing views, and subjected them to inhumane treatments in so-called re-education camps. Contrary to Hobbes’s Leviathan, which suggests that the state ends war and chaos, resulting in the absence of hunger, … Okumaya devam et According to Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson, can the People’s Republic of China be a democratic regime?

Qualitative and Quantitative Research Designs:Lawrence Neuman’s Insights’s- 2

Introduction: Surveyors and mariners measure distances between objects by observing from multiple positions. The theodolite is used by both quantitative and qualitative social researchers, emphasizing the importance of looking at something from various angles. Types of theodolites include measurement theodolite, observer theodolite, theory theodolite, and method theodolite. For example, a measurement theodolite allows researchers to see all aspects of a phenomenon by taking multiple measurements … Okumaya devam et Qualitative and Quantitative Research Designs:Lawrence Neuman’s Insights’s- 2

Modernity and Postmodernism in USA – 1

Postmodernism is the logical extension of relativism. Originating in France and the United States, postmodernism later spread throughout the Western world, infiltrating both social and political theories. Postmodernism is a perspective that rejects the existence of a universal truth with immutable values, refusing to accept any fixed assumptions. It is often said that, just as there was a transition from pre-modern to modern societies and … Okumaya devam et Modernity and Postmodernism in USA – 1

Neutrality in Sociology: Is it a Myth?

The pursuit of neutrality and value-free objectivity in sociology, as opposed to critical approaches emerging from the Marxist tradition, raises fundamental questions about the nature of sociological inquiry. This perspective challenges the notion that society is merely a subject for sociology to adapt to, asserting instead that sociology, in itself, holds power. Drawing parallels with Marx’s philosophy, where understanding the world is insufficient, and changing … Okumaya devam et Neutrality in Sociology: Is it a Myth?

Last Posts On Socrates’s Defense Chapter-2

Sokrates: The Unwavering Philosopher Who Challenged the Norms of His Time Sokrates, a legendary figure in the annals of philosophy, carved a unique and enduring legacy through his unorthodox approach to questioning the world around him. His life, teachings, and the events that unfolded leading to his trial and eventual execution continue to captivate and inspire contemporary thinkers and philosophers. Let’s delve deeper into the … Okumaya devam et Last Posts On Socrates’s Defense Chapter-2

Realism vs. Liberalism in Political Science: Unpacking the Differences

Introduction In the realm of political science, theories are the lenses through which scholars and policymakers perceive and analyze the intricate world of international relations and state behavior. Two of the most influential and enduring theories, realism and liberalism, offer contrasting perspectives on the dynamics that shape the global political landscape. These theories are rooted in diverse philosophical traditions and possess distinct worldviews. In this … Okumaya devam et Realism vs. Liberalism in Political Science: Unpacking the Differences

Political Ideologies: Liberalism, Conservatism, and Beyond

Politics, as the arena where societies grapple with crucial questions of governance, policy, and values, is profoundly shaped by political ideologies. These ideologies are the philosophical foundations upon which political movements are built, and they influence the decisions made by policymakers. In this exploration of political ideologies, we delve into the core tenets of liberalism, conservatism, and touch upon other ideologies that have left their … Okumaya devam et Political Ideologies: Liberalism, Conservatism, and Beyond

Navigating the Social Research Landscape: Lawrence Neuman’s Insights-1

The Fundamental Purpose of Social Research As Herbert J. Rubin suggests, the primary aim of academic research is for sociologists, political scientists, or anthropologists to seek answers to theoretical questions in their respective fields. Conversely, the goal of applied social research is to make data usable for decision-making. Dimensions of Social Research Social research comes in various forms and can be classified in different ways: … Okumaya devam et Navigating the Social Research Landscape: Lawrence Neuman’s Insights-1

The Unexamined Life: Socrates’ Defense and the Pursuit of Truth

Introduction Socrates, the ancient Athenian philosopher, remains an iconic figure known for his relentless pursuit of wisdom through self-examination. In his most famous dialogue, the “Apology,” he defended his philosophical pursuits and unwavering commitment to the examined life in the face of serious charges. This blog post will take an in-depth look at Socrates’ defense, his core philosophical principles, and the profound lessons he continues … Okumaya devam et The Unexamined Life: Socrates’ Defense and the Pursuit of Truth