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LEGISLATIVE INFORMATION (For Students)

An artiLEGISLATIVE INFORMATION (For Students)cle on the basic information that students need to know about the House of Representatives

History of the Senate

An article on the history of the Senate of the Philippines.

On the Matter of Politics | Neil Molina | TEDxADMU

A video that invites Filipinos to be engaged citizens and employ critical thinking on the politics.

ELECTING PRESIDENTS IN PRESIDENTIAL AND SEMI-PRESIDENTIAL DEMOCRACIES

This primer covers the constitutional requirements for electing presidents in nations where the office carries significant executive authority.

The Code of Hammurabi & the Rule of Law: Why Written Law Matters [No. 86]

Dr. Paul Rahe of Hillsdale College discusses the 282 laws which can be found on Hammurabi's Code and how they have influenced law codes from the Book of Deuteronomy to…

The Ideas of Liberty

A module on the origins of liberal thought from the Cato Study Course.

Managers as Teachers

A practitioner's guide to teaching public administration

Cato Home Study Course

Professionally prepared audio programs on the historical, philosophical, economic, legal, and moral foundations of individual liberty and limited government

Teaching about Local Government

Resources and links for academics, adjunct professors, civics teachers, and explorers of professional local government management. Photo Highlight from "The School of Athens," Raphael Sanzio.

Not: When Property Rights and the Public Good Clash

In this lesson, students will analyze a case involving a government’s use of eminent domain powers to construct an understanding of property rights and how they might be viewed as…

Democracy 3

A video game that demonstrates the decision-making politicians have to make in consideration of their constituents.
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