Abstract This fact sheet examines the dialectic issue of Palestinian refugees and their right of return, which was recognised by the United Nations General Assembly in 1948 but has yet to be realized. With over 5.6 million registered Palestinian refugees spread throughout several Middle Eastern countries, the humanitarian issue remains a deeply sensitive and personal … Continue reading Refugee’s Dialectic: A Kantian Perspective on Palestinian Refugees’ Right of Return
From Theory to Practice: Case Studies Illustrating the Impact of Decentralization and Governance in Public Organizations
https://videopress.com/v/2deL5SPc?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true Decentralization of local government is a critical process that significantly contributes to the democratic development of a country. This multifaceted reform involves the transfer of political, fiscal, and decision-making powers from the central government to the local level, challenging the existing centralized decision-making monopoly. Embraced globally, particularly in developing nations and those undergoing significant … Continue reading From Theory to Practice: Case Studies Illustrating the Impact of Decentralization and Governance in Public Organizations
Africa at the Crossroads: Democracy’s Decline and the Rise of New Alliances
Introduction The post-independence journey of democratic governance in West Africa is a complex tapestry marked by triumphs and tribulations. Despite commendable efforts within the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), the struggle for democratic consolidation faces challenges—political instability, economic hardships, corruption, and contested elections. Issues of governance effectiveness and equitable resource distribution persist, overshadowing … Continue reading Africa at the Crossroads: Democracy’s Decline and the Rise of New Alliances
Unraveling Haiti’s Fragility: A Deep Dive into Historical Roots and Current Challenges
Introduction Haiti currently holds the 10th position on the Fragile State Index (FSI), a comprehensive metric evaluating a state's well-being across various categories. This paper focuses on key FSI indicators, notably State Legitimacy (9.9), Public Services (9.8), Human Rights (8.7), and External Intervention (9.6). While these scores offer a snapshot, a deeper exploration of Haiti's … Continue reading Unraveling Haiti’s Fragility: A Deep Dive into Historical Roots and Current Challenges