Not Economics but Politics is the key to success

1. Introduction
Economics has become a means to a 'Political' end
2. Thesis Statement
How is the international political system being controlled through economic means?
3. Accounting reasons:
3.1. Political manoeuvres of the US vis-vis Indo-Pacific economic vision
3.2. Intermittent use of threats to impose sanctions in order to retain globalized capitalistic regime
3.3. China, on the other hand, is at the forefront to counterbalance the US hegemony
a) OBOR Initiative
b) Politics on South China Sea
c) Huge investments in a disguise of soaring debts
3.4. CPEC- A framework to ascend bilateral ties
3.5. US sanctions on Iran to revert from nuclearization
3.6. European Union-the US apartheid
3.7 Sectarian violence in the Middle-East is on political grounds than religious
4. Repercussions
4.1. US-China growing trade war as a result of the latter breaking international political system
4.2. Indo-Iran bilateralism through Chabahar port to compete for CPEC framework
4.3. Continual Indian invasion in Balochistan and Gilgit Baltistan through proxy war
4.4. Shifting of oil Iranian oil exports to other countries to contain Western political hegemony
4.5. Growing division in the Muslim world to acquire political prevalence in the Middle-East
4.6. Politics on climate change
5. A rule-based world order has many ramifications
5.1. Shift from unilateralism to multilateralism
5.2. Developed countries looking for new developing friends
5.3. From globalism to populism to patriotism
6. Critical Analysis
7. Conclusion



Post-modern ethos: A challenge to the West

Thesis Statement
How has the ramifications of ethics, flagrant in the past ages, been vanished in the post-modern Western society?
1. Introduction (Opening)
The word 'Ethics' originates from the Greek word 'Ethos'. Plato's Republic encompassed the concept of ethos with respect to Politics
2. To analyze the challenges of post-modern ethos, a retrospection of its significance in the past ages is indispensable
-2.1. Ethos in Greek and Roman civilizations
a) Compliance of state laws
b) Spurs of common interest
c)Seeking of association for human survival and development
d) Prevalence of 'accepted' slavery system
-2.2. The medieval epoch
a) Theological tendencies
b) Adherence to divine rules
c) No concept of theft, forgery, sodomy
d) Absence of racist or prejudiced principles
-2.3. The era of enlightenment
a) Prevalence of popular moments for rights and justice
b) Establishment of sovereign and free states (Guarantee of equal participation and access to basic needs)
3. The present bleak picture
Due to perpetual modernity and competition, ethical elements have lurked in the shadow
4. Manifold challenges to the West
-4.1. Desecration of religious sanctities for the sake of freedom of expression
-4.2. Marginalization of oppressed
-4.3. Feigned pledges to render self-determination
4.4. Inhabitation of Asian and African diaspora
a) Racist feud
b) Unequal provision of employment
c) Barring Muslims from their Islamic duties (profane practices)
-4.5. Women regarded as a symbol of subservience
-4.6. Inordinate spread of pornography
-4.7. Homogeneous wedlock (Demonstrations for same-sex marriages)
-4.8. State rights conduced more towards individualism and less towards collectivism
-4.9. Unending system of slavery
a) child smuggling
b) Prostitution
c) Drug trafficking
5. In order to pervade world peace and security, it is mandatory to revive ethical principles of distinct faith
6. Conclusion

Your thesis statements are not correct as per my knowledge as u cannot ask a question in your thesis statement. Thesis statement must develop a concrete idea regarding your take about the topic.

What about rest of the outlines?

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Thesis statement isn't correct.

The post modern ethos outline is quite good.

Rest of the outlines are pretty good.

I personally feel the first topic is asking you to support political will/power as a key to success (at state,local, international level) in contrast to economic power/initiative.
Your outline is more suited to a topic such as: Role of economics on world order

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in your thesis statement; you've used the word been. is that correct?
"past ages, been vanished in:"

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But you've got some really original/neat points in the challenges section for the second topic.

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You enjoy life by living, no pay-to-play needed. God hath thee.

No, 'has been'. typo mistake
Regarding the first topic, I was trying to mention the political manoeuvrings of states with a focus on economic gains. For example, China is playing politics in the South China sea by setting bases and placing large submarines to prevent any other state coming within 100nautical miles. It is doing so with a view to making trade avenues with other regions, which is its economic vision. Hope you have understood.

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The fear of suffering is worse than the suffering itself.

I see. That’s an interesting take on the topic.

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You enjoy life by living, no pay-to-play needed. God hath thee.