Avijit Biswas 
Imagine you are responsible for decisions that affect millions of people. Your duty is to be fair, honest, and accountable. But what if you were pressured to act unethically favoring …
Think about what would happen if there were no government officials to put laws into action, no agencies to provide public services, and no systems to maintain order. Chaos, right? …
As a teacher of political science and public administration, I often hear my students ask, “Why do governments work the way they do?” or “Why do some government offices run …
Introduction: A Classroom Analogy Think of a school where the principal makes every decision—assigning teachers, setting exam dates, and even choosing classroom decorations. Now, imagine another school where teachers have …
March 18, 2025—A night of terror unfolded in Gaza as Israeli airstrikes tore through residential neighborhoods, killing over 400 people, including innocent women and children. The world once again watched …
Have you ever wondered why some countries are democratic while others are ruled by a small group? Or why politicians make decisions that seem unfair to some people? These questions …
Have you ever wondered why some countries allow people to speak freely, vote in fair elections, and protest without fear, while others tightly control what their citizens can do? Think …
Have you ever wondered why some laws change, why taxes go up, or why certain policies impact your school or neighborhood? These decisions don’t happen randomly—they are shaped by politics. …
Have you ever wondered why some countries have strong governments while others struggle with leadership? Or why some policies work well in one country but fail in another? Political science …
Have you ever noticed how government decisions impact the cost of living, job opportunities, or even the price of gas? Political science and economics are deeply connected and shape many …
