Dennis Njoroge

BLOG POST#4 Cultural Identity in a Borderless World

Introduction The world today is more connected than ever before. Through the internet, social media, international trade, and travel, people from different countries can easily communicate and share ideas. This has created what is often called a “borderless world,” where geographical boundaries have less influence on people’s daily lives. While […]

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BLOG #3 POLITICAL SOVEREIGNITY WITHOUT PHYSICAL BOARDERS

Political sovereignty has traditionally been connected to physical territory, fixed boarders and centralized governments since development of the modern nation system , sovereignty has generally meant that government exercises supreme authority within clearly defined geographic boundaries. Governance without the state The theory of governance without the states examines how social […]

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BLOG POST #2 If transport eliminated the concept of boarders how would the nations maintain sovereignty and cultural identity

After choosing this inquiry, I further broke down my inquiry into 3 questions 1.Political sovereignity without physical boarders I chose the topic of political sovereignty without physical borders because it is a modern issue that shows how traditional ideas of state authority, shaped since the Peace of Westphalia, are being […]

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ABOUT ME

My name is Dennis Njoroge. I come from a place known as Chuma. I live with my mom, grandmother, and grandfather. We are two in the family, I and my sister. I school at a school at an institution known asThome Boys High School. In school, I do eight subjects. […]

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