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Abstract This thesis scrutinizes the reasons why the Borderlands of Pakistan and Afghanistan and the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) have become a global security concern.... It reveals the nexus between the human and physical geography of the area and the global insecurity paused by terrorist groups and insurgents....
14 Pages
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Thesis Proposal
“Cold war.... PARAGRAPH 6 Towards the end of the First World war, George Orwell, a well known English author and also journalist mentioned the term Cold war in his work titled, “You and the Atomic Bomb”, which published in the year 1945 on October 19, in Tribune, a British newspaper.... hellip; He used that term in the context of how world at that time was under the threat of nuclear warfare, and so how there may be “peace that is no peace”, calling it the permanent “cold war”....
20 Pages
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Essay
This has to be read in connection with the observation made by Kellner (2004) that “both Islamic Jihadists and two Bush administrations have deployed spectacles of terror to promote their political agendas” (p.... According to Kellner (2004), to overcome the impact of this, alternative media like internet have to be depended by the spectator so that they can remain immune to the “spectacle of terror” (p.... But the question is how this media exposure of “distant suffering” impacts people's minds and it is in this context that Hoijer (2004) had set out searching an answer to “how do people react to the emotional engagement that media offers by focusing on innocent victims of political conflicts, war and other violence?...
9 Pages
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Essay
Specifically, in warfare, unmanned systems can create a safe-free environment for combatants and reduce civilian fatalities; however, the human factor remains vital to the unmanned system's effectiveness.... This essay presents an analysis of the positive and negative impacts of UAVs on societies and warfare.... Unmanned aerial vehicles have further strengthened and sped up the evolving character of warfare, and have been promoted for civilian uses such as search and rescue, wider security, and in observation of disaster-prone territories....
6 Pages
(1500 words)
Report
One notable fact is that freedom of expression is not complete, and there are limitations to it provided by every system of law.... The Article 19(3) of the ICCPR stipulates that limitations to the right to freedom of expression should be on grounds of respect of the rights or status of others....
7 Pages
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Research Paper
The primary aim of the present research is the determination of the extent to which radar systems efficiently and effectively execute the requirements and tasks associated with coastal surveillance....
... hellip; In other words, the selection of the coastal radar selection system is dependant upon the characteristics of the coastal area in question and no radar system addresses the needs and features of all....
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Essay
This discusses the fact that can war be held responsible for the origin of human political life or was there any other motive behind its evolution.... war among nations has existed since the beginning of life and exists until today.... war is a horror that has existed since centuries.... hellip; According to the report war is a state of widespread conflict between states, organisations, or relatively large groups of people, which is characterised by the use of lethal violence between combatants or upon civilians....
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Essay
The aim of the report “The Al-Qaeda Terrorist Organization” is to discuss Al Qaeda, which is an international terrorist organization that was born at the heel of the Soviet retreat from Afghanistan in 1989.... It was created out of the remnants of Arab participation in the Afghan resistance....
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Essay