The Sydney Globalist With Hitesh Chugh, Daniel Liu Jeff Li, Hitesh Chugh and Daniel Liu debate the possibility of a resurgence of autocratic leadership.
University work This essay elaborates on how successful the regional system in Arab states was. It identified the League of Arab States as having established an effective regional system in its early years but it also identified that the quitting of Egypt from the League and the Gulf Wars as turning points that marked the downturn of the League. It concludes that although a common identity drove the Arab states to form such a regional system, individual Arab states have nevertheless valued their security and interests more than pan-Arab unity.
University work This essay seeks to explore how the following topics in Arab democracy have been debated among thinkers on the subject: the reason behind the lack of democracy in the Arab world, democratic movements in the Arab world and under what circumstances may democracy be achieved in the Arab world.
University work This essay briefly introduces the manifestations of the Holy Grail in fictions from the medieval period, and then follows to explore how the Holy Grail is adopted in modern fictions and cinemas. It is discovered that while in certain adaptations, the Arthurian tradition of portraying the Holy Grail quest as an objective of the quest is followed, some derivate from it and portray the Grail as the centrepiece of a conspiracy theory.
