PHI THETA KAPPA International Honor Society of the Two Year College

2008-2010 Honors Study Topic: The Paradox of Affluence: Choices, Challenges, and Consequences

The Paradox of Affluence: Choices, Challenges, and Consequences

Glory

By admin • Mar 30th, 2006 • Category: Discussion Grid: Political Science
  • Does power absolutely corrupt politicians?
  • To what extent does having fame for previous, sometimes unrelated, accomplishments help a candidate successfully run for political office?
  • How does the reflected glory of having a famous surname gain people access to power?
  • What role has non-violent direct action played in toppling powerful regimes?
  • To what extent does the power of individuals grow or diminish as they age?
  • In what ways have the Olympic games become a symbol of geopolitical power?
  • Under what circumstances should communities change the names of schools and roads that honor local, regional, and national figures who have fallen out of favor?
  • Which nation will be most powerful in the 21st century?  Will that nation represent a shift in global power?

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