DEMOCRACY IS A CULTURE RATHER THAN A PROCESS I. Introduction A. Definition of democracy as a culture and a process Democracy as a culture embodies values, beliefs, and behaviours that support democratic principles, while the process refers to the procedural aspects of elections, governance structures, and institutions. The thesis statement highlights the focus on the […]
DOES FOREIGN AID HELP TO ACHIEVE ECONOMIC STABILITY? SPECIAL PAKISTAN’S CONTEXT I. Introduction A. Definition of foreign aid and its significance in global economic relations In an interconnected world where borders blur and global solidarity takes centre stage, foreign aid stands as both a beacon of hope and a subject of intense scrutiny. B. Brief
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ECONOMIC CRISES IN PAKISTAN: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS I. Introduction A. Definition and context of economic crises An economic crisis refers to a situation of severe instability in a country’s economy, often characterized by a sudden downturn in key economic indicators such as GDP growth, inflation, and employment rates. B. Overview of Pakistan’s economic history and
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GROWING POWER OF SOCIAL MEDIA: PROSPECTS AND PROBLEMS 1. Introduction In today’s digital world, our connections aren’t limited to face-to-face meetings. Instead, they stretch through screens and online platforms that strongly impact how we communicate. This essay looks at how these digital spaces, like social media, are changing the way we talk, think, and shape
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1. Correct Interpretation of the topic: This is the first criterion against which the examiner judges a candidate’s grasping power as far as the essay topics are concerned. The correct interpretation of the topic entails accurately decoding what the topic is about. The example below is sufficient to prove the importance of correctly interpreting the
1. Factual or Social Factual and social essays are forms of non-fiction writing that explore real-world topics, events, or issues. They aim to inform, persuade, or analyze while presenting factual information and often offer insights into societal, cultural, or political aspects. Here are examples of both types with some detail: Factual Essay: Topic: Climate Change
An essay is a piece of academic writing that generally consists of 1500 to 5000 words. It presents an author’s point of view on a particular topic or issue. It typically consists of an outline, introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion, and can vary in length and complexity. The purpose and given time of an
