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..., Alexander C., and Joshua Hagen, Editors. BORDERLINES AND BORDERLANDS: Political Oddities at the Edge of the Nation-State. New York City: Roman & Littlefield. 2010. 2.Brasseur, Brad L. Recognizing the Durand Line: A Way Forward for Afghanistan and Pakistan?. New York City: The EastWest Institute. 2011. 3.Qaseem, Ahmad Shayeq. Pak-Afghan Relations: The Durand Line Issue. Institute of Policy Studies: Afghanistan. 2008. Published in Policy Perspectives, Special Issue Afghanistan, 2008. http://www.ips.org.pk/the-muslim-world/986-pak-afghan-relations-the-durand-line-issue.html 4.Syed, Adnan. Nations Within a Nation: The Search for a Pakistani Nation – 2. Pak Tea House: Online Publication....
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...This thesis scrutinizes the reasons why the Borderlands of Pakistan and Afghanistan and the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) havebecome 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. The research probes into the current and historical factors that have conspired to undermine the security of this region. The research analyses the status of security and the various nature of insecurity prevalent in the region by drawing parallels between the insurgency in the region and the global terrorism and prevalence of terrorism cells. In doing so, the thesis digs into the Pashtun ethnic group to...
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...the blanket of marigolds - the flower of the dead - adorning the graves of Mexican cemeteries as well as the imaginary dog considered consecrated by the Aztecs; a dog that was believed to have returned from the lower-world to guide a person to the land of the dead known as Mictlan. The gaps were represented by the two different worlds which were not far from being reached by a person.
In the story, Buckeye Road was less regarded as a town but rather it was considered a marked road joining a street that was not in sight.
Vea wrote the novel in such a way that a reader who understands English would be able to read it and at the same time would feel what it was like to have a Spanish childhood.
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...that she would uphold her grandmother’s legacy. Since her father had to relocate to new cities very frequently, the young Gloria Steinem could not be enrolled in a regular school. All her early education was provided by her mom at home. This delicate family equilibrium came to an abrupt end, when Gloria was only 8 years old her parents broke off their marriage. Not only was young Gloria deprived of a father figure, she was also thrust into a life of grinding poverty in the next few years. Complicating an already dire situation was her mother’s propensity to suffer mental depression. In the years following the divorce, Steinem’s mother fell into such an abysmal...
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...PART ONE. The target of this study shall be, conspicuously, to identify reasons and shed light why the borderlands of Pakistan and Afghanistan and Pakistan’s tribal area region have become a global concern. Going by the several reports and works of researchers touching on the area it is clear that several, and not one factor, contribute to the insecurity. Hence, the objective of this study shall entail digging into both current and historical factors within the geographical geographic framework that have conspired to undermine security of this region. In the process of doing so, various question shall be answered which would include; what factors make this region prone to militancy, terrorism, drug trafficking and...
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...The Two by Gloria Naylor Introduction: The Two is a chapter from the book d “The Women of Brewster Place” written by Gloria Naylor. The novel isdivided into seven stories. In six out of seven stories the theme of each story revolves around an individual character whereas in the seventh story, the entire chapter addresses about the community. In all of the chapters the primary characters are either the women or the residents of the Brewster Place.
Analysis of the Chapter: The Two:
In this chapter, the story revolves around two women are bounded with each other in a relation which appears to the world either as homosexuality or lesbianism. Such perceptions of relationships between women may harm the...
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...Borderlands/La Frontera: The New Mestiza, Chapter 3 & 4 In the preceding chapters, Anzaldua still uses intersperse of poems and essays. In the whole book, the author tries to describe the “New Mestiza” by examining her life, her land and her people’s language. While readers are attempting to suggest that her definition of “borderlands” in her writing refer to the physical barrier between Mexico and America, a scrutiny defines the psychological, sexual and spiritual barriers that dominate her society.
In chapter three, the author largely examines the goddess and religion. Later,...
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...Borderlands/La Frontera: The New Mestiza, chapter seven
In reference to Latin America, The Oxford Dictionary defines “Mestiza” as a “woman having mixed origin, and especially an offspring from American Indian and Spanish.” Throughout her writing Anzaldua tries to define a “New Mestiza” by examining her in the context of her culture, language and identity.
In the final chapter of the first section of this book, Anzaldua offers insights into her culture, ethnic orientation and race. She opens her discussions by describing a ‘cosmic race’ as one that is made of several...
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...Gloria Jeans Coffees Australia of Growth and profitability goals Gloria Jean aims at becoming a worldwide brand having coffee outlets in all the countries. Its franchise-only strategy is aimed at ensuring that only the profitable outlets of Gloria Jean remain operational. The acquisition of the company by GYP placed the company in a stronger position financially. This increased financial muscle has seen the company develop plans to venture into China and other Asian markets. This entrance into new markets will benefit the company by giving it access to a bigger market. Its profit margins will increase as a result and the reduced operational costs because of venturing into...
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