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There was a steady reform process going on to establish a socialist legal system.... The reforms included, giving more self-determination powers and self rule provisions to ethnic groups and regions, more democratic election process at party-level and government-level and more centralized administration of remote regions of the nation.... What are the major obstacles to successfully completion the economic reform process?...
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It recommends the use of governmental power not so much in terms of constraints and authorities but as a process of producing a society that is healthy, literate, virtuous, normal, cultured, national citizens.... From the paper "Foucault, Rose and Miller, Garland and Recent Changes in Field of Crime Control" it is clear that Australia has laid the ground for the deregulation of power and a community-oriented approach in crime management that sets the directions for crime control....
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UN and other international conventions have focused their responsiveness to protection of civil aviation and embassies' staff, protection against abuse of nuclear weapons or weapons of mass destructions, rigid monitoring and control on trans-national terrorist acts, restrictions and control of money directed towards financing terrorism.... These complexities include deconstructing political motives from extreme religious beliefs, interpreting historical feuds with a neutral outlook, understanding whether profiling should be conducted for a person (the terrorist), a sect (terrorist group), a religion or a process (training camps)....
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he dynamic nature of the criminal enterprise has necessarily dictated the need for constant updating of prevailing legislation in line with the new methods, processes and avenues of laundering 'dirty money.... The paper is an analysis of the UK Anti-Money Laundering legislation in the light of the implementation of the EU Directives Money laundering is a criminal process of accruing supposedly legitimate assets or money, through diverse means and procedures, which are able to 'clean' illegal criminal proceeds....
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he intent of the Adoption and Safe Families Act (1997) was much broader since it not only clarified the act of 1980 but also made allowances which let states have more money for the child welfare system.... It clarified the government's position on several issues which had come up in the past seventeen years and now the focus of the laws was on having a safe and secure adoption process, finding permanent solutions to children who could be in danger and maintaining a generally safe environment for the children who were in foster homes or had been adopted by other families (Adamec & Pierce, 2000)....
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In other words, modernism is all about finding and legitimizing the connections between human emotions and physical conceptions as these conceptions are identified and expressed (Massey 2000, p.... Scholars define modernity as 'a condition of living imposed upon individuals by the socioeconomic process of modernization' (Heynen 1999, p....
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The paper "The Ideals of Globalization and Neo-Liberalization" states that globalization and neo-liberalization forces have modified the contexts and conditions in which educators work, thus modifying the learning experience, formally and informally globally, through the effects and challenges.... ...
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