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Impacts of Security Issues on Civil Rights in Britain Post 9/11 Politics Essay
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No one can forget the bloodstained day, when one of the most ferocious mass murders of innocent people in recent human history, was viewed by almost every habitat on this planet, thanks to the live broadcasters around the world. 3000 innocent civilians, of diverse backgrounds, cultures, civilizations lost their lives in this grotesque act. 
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An Analysis of British Sovereignty Politics Essay
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These two aims collided in the Factortame case, because the European Union’s Common Fisheries Policy, which had been established in 1970, sought to open access to fishing waters within the EU to all member states. However, once overfishing became a concern, each member state was given quotas as to how many fish could be caught in its waters.
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Markus Wolf in Stasi Regime Politics Essay
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East Germany had been a misfortune for continuing without a pause from the state of Adolf Hitler, the National socialist or NS till the Communist state of Joseph Stalin. A positive contrast between the two states may be that the NS was an actual German creation that was further deep-seated, but the Communist state of dictatorship was actually an external imposition that gradually turned softer.
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The Last Year in the Life of Huey Long Politics Essay
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Long reminded voters of his services as railroad commissioner; he flooded them with circulars about his crusade against entrenched wealth and the insidious New Orleans political ring. At crossroads and creek forks in the northern parishes, long lauded Parker's stand in favour of making pipelines common carriers a thrust at Standard Oil.
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Analysis of Thomas Friedmans The World is Flat, and Tarek Barkawis Globalisation and War Politics Book Report/Review
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It is apparent that both authors adopt diverse views, not to mention definitions, vis-à-vis globalization. Friedman defines it in positive, even glowing terms, refusing o acknowledge the possibility that globalization may not be the means by which wealth, prosperity and political liberty will proliferate. 
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U.S. & Japanese Economy Politics Essay
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In the aftermath and after the end of World War II the United States realized that their military counterattack was too severe and it should have never occurred. The US voluntarily with pressures from the United Nations decided to help the Japanese nation recover economically from the consequences of acts of war.
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Political Science: Middle East Questions Politics Essay
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In 1917, after the First World War, the Balfour Declaration thus stated: His Majesty's Government views with favor the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people, and will use their best endeavors to facilitate the achievement of this object, it being clearly understood that nothing shall be done.
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The Roots of Arab Nationalism Politics Essay
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It is, thus, that the Arab conquest of the region stands out as one of the most significant turning points in the history of the Middle East and, indeed, the roots of Arab Nationalism can be directly traced to it.  Arab nationalism, tracing its roots to the Moslem conquest of north Africa and the Levantine, has survived over the millennia due to a complex set of historical and political circumstances.
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Commonwealth of Independent States Politics Essay
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The drastic difference between the initial design of CIS as a united federation and its current state as a loose union with little economic and political potential, along with seemingly stable development of counter-CIS GUAM subgroup has led to the following questions become increasingly important: will CIS remain in future?
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Development of European energy market Politics Essay
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The process of liberalization of energy and electricity market which started in 1990’s has resulted in the development of an open and competitive market for electricity and now electricity could be transported cross-border. The European energy market was highly fragmented and was under the monopoly of different member states until about 1990.
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Chinese Economy Politics Case Study
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Free market and planned market or economy have been under loggerheads for more than a century. While the community-centered world continued to work on the planned economies, the west went the free economy way. The Chinese market has rolled out from the planned economy to a free-market economy to a degree retaining its own planned model in the core of the change.
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The African Union as an International Organization, from OAU to AU Politics Research Paper
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The funding of the AU is a complex and perhaps a sensitive issue for some of the states as many member states are underdeveloped states.  Statutory contribution alone is not enough for the AU to fund its activities and it remains to be seen how the AU will face the challenge of finding the appropriate funding in the future.
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Colombia's Conflict Politics Term Paper
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In contrary to many social movements which are made up of students, professionals, doctors or lawyers, they are particularly composed of peasant farmers in rural Colombia. These are the farmers whose lives depend mostly on subsistence farming. The membership, leadership and support base of FARC is right in the rural areas where poverty thrives.
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The Constitution Politics Thesis
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In 1913, Beard compiled diverse scholarly views and documents regarding the founding of the Constitution consequently referred to as 'The Economic Interpretation of the Constitution.' Beard’s thesis suggests that, although he is not meaning to imply that the Federalists created the constitution for personal benefits, the prime beneficiaries under the passage of the Constitution would have been those with commercial interests to safeguard.
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The Massive Government Cover-Up of the Attack on the USS Liberty Politics Essay
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The Massive Government Cover-Up of the Attack on the USS Liberty The Israelis claimed it was an accident caused by mistaking the Liberty for an Egyptian warship. A hasty Navy inquiry accepted this explanation and closed the case. However, it has remained one of the most controversial acts of 'friendly fire' in the history of the US military.
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US Public Opinion and Foreign Policy Politics Coursework
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The case of US foreign policy is no acception to the argument. Whether or not public opinion facilitates or constrains US foreign policy makers depends first and foremost on the level of importance given to the surrounding issue by the US public.
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The USA Foreign Policy Politics Essay
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The author of the text provides the ideas expressed by Chomsky concerning the foreign policy of the USA. Namely, it is stated that Chomsky believes that the USA is not a democracy, but polyarchy - the system operated by the elite and periodically approved by broad masses.
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Situation in Iraq Politics Essay
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The USA President repeatedly addresses the audience, pointing out the importance of the role that the USA in general and US military forces in particular play in changing the situation in Iraq for the better: “Freed from the weight of oppression, Iraq’s people will be able to share in the progress and prosperity of our time.
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Who Are Americans to Think That Freedom Is Theirs to Spread Politics Essay
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The outcome will however help redefine the relationship between realists and idealists in the United States. For the “American dream”, a clear loss would be devastating, and an evaluation of democracy as America sees it would be in order. Either way, there is more to consider when gauging the situation in Iraq than casualties and tax dollars.  
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Indonesia Development Politics Case Study
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In fact, the conditions of the poor got worse off than in the crisis period. The employment statistics also show disappointing trends. The main reasons for these trends are identified as the lack of access to education, health, and food to the poor in spite of the political freedom existing in Indonesia.
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Rise of Capitalism Politics Essay
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According to the essay, in the socialist system means of production and resources are collectively owned by the society and individuals do not own property. The capitalist system however is different in that the individuals in the economy privately own property. As owners of property  an individual has the right to utilise these property.
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Critical Theory of International Relations and Neorealism Politics Essay
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The Marxist approach to international relations encompass both traditional Marxist and Neo –Marxist positivist paradigms which do not support the realist view of state conflicts and emphasises on the economic aspects of society with the social class as central to Marxist interpretations of society.
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Social Policy With Reference to Social Security Politics Essay
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But as a consequence οf the research the essay will demonstrate that New Labour has used a collaboration οf existing ideologies to create a set οf welfare policies, which they claim are relevant to meeting the needs οf the NHS in the 21st Century.
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Globalisation Transnationals and Economic Policy Politics Essay
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Aircraft manufacture is one industry that lends economy of scale and for which there is a great tendency for one dominant firm to take advantage of increasingly higher returns should it be the sole competitor in that industry. Pursuing a strategic trade policy is limited by at least three factors that make it a less desirable option.
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World Trade Organization: The Doha Mandate and the Geneva Talks Politics Article
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Also, the WTO and its members made significant commitments and exemptions regarding the service sector during the Uruguay round of talks. The most notable discussion on services involved financial services, telecommunications, as well as immigration to provide services.
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Comparison of the States of Germany and France Politics Case Study
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The character of the state is defined as "Creating the scope for the use of elements to define the basic policy of the state; The ability to define its relations within and outside the state based on these policies; A course of action in relevant spheres to propagate and adhere to the chosen policy framework within which the state defines itself" (Gellner, 2006).
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Operation Iraqi Freedom Politics Term Paper
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The introduction covers the general overview of the war. The Failure section highlights the failure in planning by the US that led to the failure of rebuilding the Iraqi infrastructure. The counterpoint section gives some of the achievements of this campaign and downplays the notion it was all a failure. 
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The Adoption of the Single Currency by the Eurozone Countries Politics Essay
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The euro is a single currency arrangement that came into theoretical operation between 12 members of the European Union in January 1999 (What are the arguments 2002). Two months after the euro was introduced as a cash currency on 1 January 2002, the euro has finally become the only legal tender currency in the 12 European countries.
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The Caspian Sea Dispute Politics Report
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The origin of the problem dates back to the time when the Soviet Union collapsed in the year 1991 and consecutive oil discoveries by the western oil companies ever since then. The oil has been discovered mainly in two countries of the region Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan. Despite the efforts of international oil corporations, much of the oil remains undiscovered or un-distilled in the region. 
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US Policy on Immigration Politics Essay
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The author states that the Department of Homeland Security is tasked to secure the borders of the country in order to prevent illegal entries of immigrants, and to this effect a record 4.5 million people have been apprehended and repatriated, out of which were 350,000 have criminal records.
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The mission of Arabian Gulf cooperation council Politics Essay
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The Arabian Gulf Cooperation Council is the economic and political forum that coordinates policy making for at least six member states including the states of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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Policies of past administrations Politics Essay
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Albeit, a civil war and the US government should not have been involved in the sovereign conflict which persisted between the internal factions, these were very uncertain times during the Cold War with Russia, and it was viewed as ill advisable to permit the Russians to have unfettered access.
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What is the Major Role of Police in Society Politics Assignment
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 Industrial societies use the police to control crime and to contribute to public order which includes mediation and arbitration of disputes, the regulation of traffic and help during emergencies (Police and Democracy, 2001, n.p.) However, to distinguish the role of police in democratic societies, certain characteristics of the police force are present.
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Changes in Aggregate Demand: Monetary and Fiscal Policy Politics Essay
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Aggregate demand (AD) is a macroeconomic term. It sums up the total demand for output in an economy. Therefore: “Aggregate Demand is the total output demanded in the economy in terms of goods and services.” The demand for goods and services in a country broadly comes from its national consumers, government, and overseas demand.
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Injustice of Healthcare in the US Politics Essay
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The welfare of lower and middle income premium payers, who are being burdened because of the U.S. healthcare system acting for the benefit of the providers and high income consumers, must also be considered. It is an issue of injustice that too much money flows or appears to flow from the less-than-affluent to the benefit of elite interests.
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Richard Neustadt's Presidential Power Politics Essay
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While some of Neustadt's arguments are perhaps a little dated as it was originally published in 1960, although updated to include the Reagan Presidency, it does give a sound background on which to consider the specifics of a very unique Presidency: that of President Clinton.
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Economic Development of Kenya and Singapore Politics Case Study
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Kenya and Singapore both had underdeveloped economies with limited industrialization and a heavy dependence on the agricultural sector. Forty years down the line, Singapore has been able to raise herself from the status of ‘third world’ to a quickly growing economy. Kenya, and most other African countries, on the other hand, is still mark timing with no real advances made.
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Perception of the Universal Healthcare System by the Left Political Movement Politics Essay
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A system of socialized medicine, or, as the Left prefers to call it, “universal healthcare”, has been sitting on the proverbial political docket for almost a full century now in the United States. The American healthcare system has deteriorated to a place of almost complete impotence. Now, the situation seems ripe for “change”.
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Appropriate Innovation Policy for Developing Countries Politics Essay
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Several multinational corporations each spend over $3 billion annually on research and development (R&D). In fact, according to Dodgson and Bessant (1996), seven of the largest Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries collectively spend over $300 billion every year on R&D.
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The Sovereignty of Parliament Politics Essay
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Due to the supremacy of Parliament, only Parliament may add to, delete from, or change any legislation as it deems fit. There are three major areas of Parliamentary Sovereignty: Parliament is not limited in its scope to create any law in any area; No Parliament may ‘bind its successor’, meaning no law may be instituted that can not be repealed or altered.
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Issues on European Union Enlargements Politics Coursework
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Europe was for centuries, dominated by recurrent and bloody wars among the European states themselves.  Terrible losses of lives resulted frequently and steadily.  Peace, one that is lasting was therefore sought after.  With the aftermath of the Second World War, in order to prevent further self-destructive nationalism and the outbreak of future wars, a prominent idea among the leaders was to unite the European states economically.
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Eastern European Politics Politics Essay
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Let us begin with the transfer of power from the bogus popular legitimacy of the Communist Party-state to the electorate, a crucial step in the transformation of all the East European satellites and the Soviet Union itself. At a certain point in these transformations, the communist parties gave up their monopoly of power -- often removing a constitutional clause on that subject and admitting rival parties.
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Business Economics of Europe Politics Essay
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This new development of the single currency follows five steps: a stronger role for the European Council; a common acceptance within the monetary Community of the goals of each national monetary policy; a coordinated intervention by the European Central Banks to defend a country under pressure by speculative capital movements, either by loans or by sharing the burden of interest rates etc.
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The Essex Result of 1778 Politics Assignment
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Each individual who is part of a society, a politic body or a State is part of a supreme power which holds the entire power. However, it should not be seen as if each individual has no rights. On the contrary, the supreme power created by the entire population is made of the collection of each individual's powers. 
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The Militarization of America Politics Essay
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The United States was certainly not in a position to forego military advancements, but perhaps the extension of Eisenhower’s goals to such a great degree was unwise considering the direct consequences. America today is not the peaceful nation that Eisenhower promoted, but rather a purveyor of what it deems to be acceptable violence on foreign soil.
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The USA PATRIOT Act: the Signal for a Lasting New World Politics Research Paper
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Section 411 of the Act expands the term “engage in terrorist activity” to include any use of a weapon, as well as such nonviolent acts as fund-raising for suspect organizations. It allows for the detention or removal of non-citizens with little or no judicial review. The U.S. Attorney General and Secretary of State can claim a domestic group.
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International Relations Politics Essay
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The realistic theory usually is considered as the most consecutive interpretation of the essence and the reasons of political events such as confrontations, military alliances, diplomatic negotiations and international relations as a whole.
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International Human Resource Management Politics Essay
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EU social policy was developed to prevent social dumping. Social dumping with several issues in mind. These issues affect North American trade as well a European. It is an issue that has effects on the international economic arena. There are several reasons for this. These reasons encompass –affairs of trade and investment on an international level.
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Nuclear Non-Proliferation Politics Essay
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Many theories exist on the ‘why’ and ‘how’ of nuclear proliferation such as ‘classical realism’ and ‘neo-realism’ but what is generally accepted is that the locus is external in nature. As per Fry, “If a state bids for hegemony, other states will…form an alliance to contain and deter the expansion-revisionist states”.
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Causal Analysis Essay Politics Essay
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A reason for this is the lack of economic development other countries are facing. Thus, economic development and economic freedoms are conditions that must be present to fuel political development and introduce democratic institutions and governments. In a society where power is concentrated among a few individuals, it becomes easier for these individuals to control the political arrangements that govern that society and control the exercise of political liberties by its citizens.
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