If I had to choose an expert in the field of political scienc, it would be Giovanni Sartori . He was an Italian political scientist specialized in the study of democracy and comparative politics. Born in Florence, Italy in 1924 nearly two years after fascist strongman Benito Mussolini rose to the position of Italy's prime minister. Academic career: Sartori began his academic career as a lecturer in the History of Modern Philosophy, and later became Dean of the University of Florence's political science department. His academic influence skyrocketed after the publication in the "American Political Science Review" of his seminal paper, "Concept Misformation in Comparative Politics," considered a must-read classic for political science students around the world. (EFE, 2017) Sartori died at the age of 92 in Florence from throat cancer on 4 April 2017. The reason I chose this author, is because I find his approach to the development of p
Hello there This time I didn’t really know what to talk about, so I started thinking about some issues from my childhood. I remember when I was a kid I used to play on my computer and review the famous ‘Encarta’. One day my mom came and gave It to my sister and me a CD. That CD contained the famous TV series 'Cosmos: A personal Voyage'. The series was produced in 1978 and 1979. Despite that, it had incredible special effects and a great montage. What I admire most about the series are the incredible landscapes and its producer, Carl Sagan. Music is another highlight: it fits perfectly with each scene and is composed by the famous Greek composer Vangelis. I remember that with this series I began to be interested in science fiction themes, the universe and to have my first existential doubts. If you are interested in this type of subject, I invite you to search on youtube: Cosmos. It is really a great program and deserves to be valued To finish,