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To grapple with the myriad youthful population growth at hand, socioeconomic factors such as poverty alleviation (people exploit the resources because they are poor and poverty encourage large family as a hedge against mortality, disease such as AIDS, to provide more workers and to ensure social security) and enhance the status of women should be considered.... There is thus, a growing and urgent need for integrated approaches to environmental planning and management (LLC, 2010, p....
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Essay
The plan of three police forces to outsource services to private contractors fell through when the police and crime commissioners rejected the plan.... The G4S indicated that the outsourcing would have saved the three forces about 100 million pounds over the span of 10 years.... In the UK, their public services are considered to be a major socio-economic and political force because it affects most citizens and it employs millions of these citizens while also raking in billions of pounds in profit....
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Poverty and economic necessity drive her to become a drug mule ("Maria Full of Grace").... Both the Colombian and the US governments have poured substantial financial, military and human resources into the war on drugs with very little effect because of the political and economic power enjoyed by the cartels versus the weakness of the government.... Every year thousands of Colombian civilian and military officials participate in various phases of planning and/or implementing supply-reduction policies....
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Since the end of the Cold War, where there has been much disintegration of Middle Eastern rules, power relations and paradigms, security studies has faced a serious challenge, which has invited input from scholars positioned variously in many arenas.... This dissenting trend… ts on a broad canvas the critical security studies, which has shed light on some of the emerging patterns of conflict that have dramatically altered both the contours of security and the possibilities for conflict resolution in the post-Cold War era.
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This cooperation has mostly been established for security, political, and economic goals.... However, efforts are being carried out in order to eventually lay down the foundations for an effective and powerful security and economic cooperation within the Gulf region.... Still, conflicts between and among the countries are difficult to resolve because of underlying economic and political issues which to date are not sufficiently being managed by the individual members and by the GCC as a whole....
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The paper "Humanitarian Aid through Nonprofit Organisations in Syria" states that following the 2011 series of events that led to unrest, the problem in Syria and social needs were shown by surveys and statistics obtained from reputable organisations such as the United Nations to be real.... Further, although other organisations exist, the larger and more capable ones are mainly concerned with seeking a political solution to the unrest while those delivering humanitarian aid are not as focused on Syria....
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Research Paper
Everyone knows what troubles have destabilized the American society as a result of economic problems.... billion people has been gradually improving the lives of more people in peace although under a different political system wherein there are many restrictions or strict rules to discipline the society.... In the essay “Leadership Performance for Public Safety and Homeland security,” the author analyzes ways to protect human rights....
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Term Paper
This literature review "Causes and Consequences of Migration" discusses the presence of large refugee population flows compounds the already prevailing pressure on social, economic, and ecological resources challenges sustainable development in the host countries.... Since the past few decades, the international community has been increasingly becoming acknowledging the significant social, economic, and ecological impact that large streams of refugee populations bear on the host countries....
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Literature review