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...?Essay Topic: “Equality law has failed if it has simply produced a collision between competing equality strands. There must be better ways of resolving conflicts between faith-based and sexuality-based equality rights.” Discuss in the light of recent British case-law and wider international academic debate. Draft Introduction: Legal systems in Western countries recognize equal protection of the law. Therefore equality is not an issue.1 However, equality in practice cannot always be achieved as the equal rights of one group can conflict with the equal rights of another. (Discuss the purpose of equality laws and the tensions that can arise between sex-based rights and faith based rights)....
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... is now the fourth largest city of China- after its accession with China- and also boasts as one of the liberal as well as transparent economic systems in the region. Parting with other economic regions of China, Hong Kong has now become one of the vibrant societies with lot of Western characteristics to share with other countries in the region. Similarly, China as a whole has also became probably the leading country in the world which is being economically integrated with the rest of the world due to sheer power of its economic strength and size. How these economies i.e. Hong Kong and India have integrated into the world economy and to what degree they are successful in integrating with the world economy is one of the questions... gradually...
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...? Debating Globalization Globalization can be described as a spatial phenomenon that is interconnecting the world with growing interdependence between states due to intensification of political social and economic activities. There have been two distinct developments due to globalization. The first is the ‘technical unification’ of states. With the development of technology the cultural and social barriers between countries are getting reduced and hence political, social and economic interactions are increasing among the economies. The second development is the breaking down of the national boundaries by transnational economic forces. (Globalization, n.d.) Increasing international trade and financial...
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...?Introduction Globalization, in short, is often connected with the way how the technology, production and communication have been interconnected witheach other. This interconnectedness however has also resulted into the spilling off of the cultural and economic values of the Western countries - mostly importantly of United States of America on the other less developed countries. It is because of this reason that globalization is often considered as a result of the IMF and The World Bank driven agenda to create global free markets for both the goods and services. Different intellectuals, over the period of time, have attempted to define and discuss the overall phenomenon of globalization...
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...? Globalisation is mismanaged: A critique of Stiglitz’s views on globalisation 17 February Globalisation is mismanaged: A critique of Stiglitz’s views on globalisation That globalisation has made the poor even poorer is a common argument from activists and anti-globalization organisations. Saying that is “normal” for them. When someone asserted that globalisation has been grossly mismanaged by developing countries and their global institutions, it would not have turned so many heads, until it came from the Chair of Bill Clinton’s Council of Economic Advisors (1993–97) and Vice President and Chief Economist at the World Bank (WB) (1997–99) and former International Monetary Fund (IMF) employee Joseph Stiglitz. Stiglitz, in...
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...Relationship between western European countries and others The western European countries based their relationship with other countries on how much the country had achieved. They based achievement on the technology embraced by the countries. The Westerners discriminated against others, because of their different cultural and religious beliefs. They were less economically efficient as compared to the Western Europe and, therefore, had not advanced in terms of technology and industrialization. One of the reasons the Western Europeans considered themselves better than they...
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...Decision process in policymaking Introduction The realm of decision making in policymaking is difficult to define. The decision maker is a representative of mass consensus as well as an evaluator, bargainer, negotiator, mediator, judge, not to mention an ethicist, rationalist, and above all a policymaker. For these reasons the decision process in policymaking is long, and entails multidimensional consideration for responsiveness to community, political consequences, citizenry, and overall public good. Despite the multidimensional dynamics of decision making in public policy, it is a bounded rational process which is limited by its scope and depth of interpretation. The researcher is of the view that decision making in public... process in...
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...Debating Globalisation Describe and explain the widening gaps between rich and poor in the OECD countries since 2000 The past two decades witnessed unexpected widening of economic gap between rich and poor in most of the OECD countries. This is a major threat to the world economy as it is causing backwardness of major section of global population. According to OECD, inequality in income distribution has been observed to be higher in mid-2000s than it was in mid-1980s. Over the past two decades, only few countries, such as France, Spain and Greece, have achieved greater income equality. The OECD report raised alarm about continuous growth of inequality and poverty in...
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...individual that are why some job descriptions are well handled with men. Although the advancement of technology has led to the reduction of the issue of gender bias. Another thing with gender is that a man is there to protect a woman. However, other male individuals tend to exploit their responsibility and mistreat the females.
The concept of race is truly a perception in our minds while the concept of gender is biologically accurate at times. Race depends on judging, looking and implying assumptions while, on the other side, gender is mainly dealing with facts. The alarming question about race is whether the skin color has anything to do with biology to make some an inferior or superior in one’s country.
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...Tea Culture between Asian and Western Countries Introduction Tea forms an important aspect in people’s lives both in China and the western countries especially the UK and in the USA. Apart from tea being a healthy and natural drink liked in almost every part of the world, it has formed a unique culture between Asian and Western countries. In both, tea has different origins and meanings in influencing the nations’ lifestyle patterns and cultures throughout the ages.
Chinese Tea History
Tea discovery can be dated way back during Holy Farmer’s time who was believed to be the god of farming and medicine. The farmer got poisoned seventy...
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