As discussed  the modern state system  which consists of states with clearly defined boundaries and that recognize each other’s sovereignty did not emerge until the mid-17th century. If we define a “state” as any territory that has become a full member of the United Nations (the largest and most powerful intergovernmental organization), the current state system has 193 states. Some potential alternatives to the “modern state system” include:

States forming into a single political system under one government (with substantial federal elements);  states forming into a small number of federal super-states/supranational organizations (like the European Union);  states breaking up into a very large number of small “sub-national” states (e.g., Scotland breaking off from the United Kingdom or Catalonia breaking off from Spain); and  states dissolving with nothing formal to take their place (i.e., “anarchy”). Which of these four outcomes do you think is likeliest to occur over the next several decades and why?

Describe 2 job competencies you believe are required for this job based on the description and what level it needs to be performed (1-4), provide your reasoning.
Job: HR Coordinator: Vancouver company is looking for a HR Coordinator with good experience in Payroll to join their team. Your new role is to be responsible for the day to day HR administration for the organisation, and will consist of various duties including but not limited to; assisting with recruitment, job postings, interviews and job offers. Assisting with employee performance reviews and evaluations, you will schedule training, track claims, work with new hires and terminations and liaise with senior members of staff. Along with this you will process salaried and hourly payroll, complete payroll adjustments, track vacation calender’s and process T4s.

How competitive authoritarianis differ from democracy. Use the readings and examples in the readings to illustrate your answer. Authoritarianism, principle of blind submission to authority, as opposed to individual freedom of thought and action. In government, authoritarianism denotes any political system that concentrates power in the hands of a leader or a small elite that is not constitutionally responsible to the body of the people.

Discussing the Concept of the Political address what is the political, according to Schmitt, and what distinction is its foundation? What distinction or markers can become political? And what is the key marker of the political? How does Liberalism treat a potential enemy? And in what respect does Liberalism negate the political? Further, address the power of the state according to Schmitt and why it transcends other human associations. And lastly what is the state compelled to do in critical situations to maintain peace?