This document contains requests for two short papers on political science topics. The first paper asks the student to discuss the relationship between interest groups and government, including government-created interest groups and bureaucrats as interest groups. The student is asked to provide specific examples and discuss whether this crossover is right. The second paper asks the student to compare and contrast single-member districts and proportional representation electoral systems, discussing how effective each is in representing people's interests and supporting party systems. Both papers are due on March 20, 2017 and should be double-spaced with one source and in APA format.

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Title:
Political Parties and Interest Groups
Paper type
Political Science
Deadline
2017-03-20 09:29:07
Paper format
APA
Course level
3
Subject Area
Political Science
# pages
1
Spacing
Double Space
# sources
1
Paper Details
1. We continually hear about interest groups in the news.
Understanding this, what is the relationship between interest
groups and government? How does this apply to government-
created interest groups? In addition, what are the effects of
bureaucrats as interest groups? Do you believe this crossover
between bureaucrats and interest groups to be right? Please be
sure to provide specific examples in your response. I do not
need any Cover page

2. Title:
Elections (Check Order Description)
Paper type
Political Science
Deadline
2017-03-20 09:45:02
Paper format
APA
Course level
3
Subject Area
Political Science
# pages
1
Spacing
Double Space
# sources
1
Paper Details
Compare and contrast single-member districts and proportional
representation (PR). How effective is each electoral system in
representing its people’s interests? How do they support the

3. party systems around which they arose? I do not need cover
page