ABSTRACT Political Dynasty in the Philippines especially in Makati City is evident since the reigning time of Cory Aquino when she assigned the Binay family in that area. The study of Political Dynasty in an area is beneficial to Filipinos because the knowledge and evidence of this topic could enlighten them. In Makati City, it is evident that political dynasty is present because of the positive and negative effects of political dynasty that were agreed by the respondents. Results show that the residence
this quote means. With the kind of government that we have, we can actually see and feel that the government really hates competitions. An example for this is the so called “Political Dynasty” which is now a big contention here in our country. So, what is political dynasty and why is it an issue? Political family/dynasty is a consecution of rulers, leaders or officials who are in the same family and line. This has been an immense issue here in our country this past few years and for me, this
Despite Qin Dynasty was one of the most important roles in Chinese history and it influence on the following dynasties but there were some weakness that made this dynasty collapsed and became one of the shortest in all of Chinese history which last only about 15 years. There are some reasons that made the Qin Dynasty collapsed. First, it’s about the bad management. The Emperor Qin SiHuang who created the Qin dynasty held too much power alone in terms of military or leadership. According to history
restored the prevalence of the traditional political society. Accordingly, Eaton described this phenomenon as the restoration of the elites or the trapos (traditional politicians) whom have ruled way before the Marcos regime. Although this may be true, there has been an emergence of a strong presence of social mobilization which was not evident prior to the Marcos era. Likewise, the aforementioned statement implies how the post-Marcos Philippine political setting saw the transformation of the civil
idea of local rule, muslim religion. The rulers that were in power typically remained in power until death. This concept of preservation of cultural identity and religious practices is a significantly contrasts the Ottoman Empire from the Chinese Dynasties. The rise of the Ottoman empire was prompted by the transition from Greek to Turkish culture and the gazi thesis. The Turkish culture dominated the Ottoman empire and became the basis by which all of the events of this empire were based. Early
The beginning of medieval China benefited from proper rulership which inspired the military and encouraged the citizens to believe in their emperor. The Tang Dynasty was one of the more prosperous dynasties in medieval China and during this time China was setting itself up for future success. In the center of this dynamic improvement was Emperor Taizong. His leadership was benevolent and key feature of his reign was his willingness to listen to his advice from his officials and award them for their
In 2012, Rigon, having cited opposing studies by Belsey and Case (2003) and by Ferreira and Gyourko (2010), as well as difference in spending preferences of men and women, studied whether female representation in Italy’s City Councils had an effect on local government spending. The author’s results turned out to be insignificant and Rigon alluded to the fact that the results could have been due either to the small proportion of females to males in Italy’s City Councils or that, in line with
China China: one of the most unique and historically amazing countries on Earth. Before China became what we know it as today, it consisted of intricate dynasties that date back to 2070 BCE. The Han dynasty in China was one of the most long lasting and influential eras for China. It has been nearly eighteen hundred years since the Han dynasty fell, and modern China’s borders still resemble the area that the Han established and controlled. Today, ‘Han’ is used mutually with ‘Chinese’. The Chinese
unrest began to spread through China and with the people already questioning the integrity of their government riots soon occurred. This would eventually lead to the Boxer rebellion and the 100 Days of Reform. With the people demanding political change, the Qing dynasty soon fell in 1912 and China's republic period (First Sino Japanese
The Yuan and Qing Dynasties were a couple of the largest of China’s dynasties. They were very influential in what China has become today. There was a lot of political struggles and cultural changes made during this time, but not all was for the better. Despite having been centuries apart, they were very comparable. They made very similar choices, but they weren’t so similar that they can be mistaken for one another. However, one was not better than the other by any means, and both were major eras