What are the advantages and disadvantages of having a written constitution versus an unwritten one?
How important is the separation of powers (executive, legislative, judicial) for good governance?
What qualities should a good political leader have, regardless of their political orientation?
What mechanisms can ensure fair representation of minority groups in political institutions?
How can governments balance efficiency with public consensus when making decisions?
How can citizens assess whether a public policy has been effective or not? What indicators are useful?
Do you think political debates should focus more on long-term planning or short-term problem-solving? Why?
Why is political neutrality important in public institutions such as courts, schools, and the police?
What steps can be taken to prevent corruption in political institutions?
How does voter turnout affect the legitimacy of a government?
In political science, voter turnout is the participation rate of a given election. This is typically the percentage of registered voters.
In your opinion, what role should the media play in holding politicians accountable?
Should political representatives be required to have specific qualifications or training? What kind?
What ethical standards should politicians follow when dealing with public funds?
How important is transparency in government decision-making, and what mechanisms can ensure it?
How can technology improve political participation and civic engagement without compromising security or privacy?
What are the main challenges of maintaining political stability in a diverse society?