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Quite often the characteristic of barbarity is cultural rather than personal – a person’s culture sanctions their behavior and reprimands them for any other kind of expression in a particular situation. Other times, it is the exact opposite and a few times, it is a combination of both. The noble enterprise of Feminism and Women’s Studies is to find culprits and liberate victims – which is noble precisely because it is so difficult to accomplish. Khaled Hosseini’s novel A Thousand Splendid Suns perfectly showcases this difficulty. Hosseini characterized the book as a ‘mother-daughter’ story, but this paper will Continue reading...

Communication

Identify and analyze a media artifact: a video game
Introduction
According to research agency “NewZOO”, volumes of global games market in the 2014 have been about $81,5 billion with average annual growth of 8,1%. By 2017 the global games market will have broken the $100 billion point and with 32% of Earth population involved. This emerging market is likely to become the first among the entertainment segments. Currently, almost every second person in the USA play games regularly (NewZoo Global Games Market Report). A new market has already become a subject to intense government intervention through propaganda Continue reading...

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Is the war on terror just?

Introduction
Terrorism is not a conflict between two nations; it is a conflict of ideology and politics. The war on terror has been heavily misplaced since the day it was launched. The politics and arrogance of certain leaders have cost the nation the lives of thousands of young Americans who otherwise would have led the country’s economy. The United States is not the only country in the world that is affected by terrorism however; it is the only nation that has been spending trillions of dollars to fight a non-existent war that we cannot win at Continue reading...

Political Science

Introduction & Thesis Statement
Ever since civility reigned supreme in the modern times, one of the greatest protections offered to mankind, in addition to democracy, is the powerful writ of Habeas Corpus. Unfortunately, after the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan in 2001, the Bush administration developed a plan for holding and interrogating captured prisoners at Guantanamo Bay; a land leased from the government of Cuba. A lot of POWs (Prisoners of War) were detained here, but as the government couldn’t file charges against them, many of them were released without charges or turned over to other governments. The problem with Continue reading...

Changes and Challenges after the 9/11 attack

The 9/11 attacks in the United States are deemed to be one of the worst terrorist attack in the world history after Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The tragedy not only changed the life of thousands of people, but also changed the global policy, giving rise to the war on terrorism. The world has changed and begun breathing differently, filling the air with the first fear, bewilderment, empathy, and then with an obsession with security, suspicion and international cooperation in the field of fighting terrorism. This essay deals with the challenges caused by the attack as well as with the responses Continue reading...

Directions. Elaborate answers using depth and content in your own words. Paragraph format for each question, no plagiarism. Although citation is not required, referencing will likely strengthen your answers. Answers must be doubled spaced.
The military is an instrument of national power. Pick two other instruments of national power and briefly describe them. Give at least two examples of each. (D.I.M.E.) C203
The diplomatic element of power is one of many instruments for which the United States executes our nation’s policy through political means. This power allows our country to engage with other states and foreign groups to Continue reading...

I learnt some ethical lessons from the video and the reading. I learnt that I can encounter situations where the making of decisions based on ethics becomes very difficult. There are situations where I will have to choose between two right decisions. The two choices are both attractive, but they have implications. I will need to look at the two conflicting choices, and recognize that the two are both right despite the tension between them. My feelings will enable me to understand the issue at hand, and identify the stakes. My intuitions and feelings can act as sources of Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION

Religion has always remained central to America's sense of mission both abroad and at home and to the national narrative. This observation can be transposed onto various geographical contexts despite the salient belief that religion and modernity are antithetical entities and belief systems (). The intersectionality of religion, law, and justice is nuanced and complex, especially within the context of modernity an in an increasingly globalized world. Indeed, the relationship between religion and law have profound implications for political, social, and legal issues that pertain to constitutional rights to the freedom of belief and religion as well as the nexus Continue reading...

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Plans of downsizing the U.S. military have drawn much attention recently and yet it is quite ironic that a major segment of the military is experiencing personnel shortage. Since 2011, the United States government has shown their intention of reducing the number of military service men. The plan is to shrink down the number of military personnel from approximately 514,000 soldiers and gradually trim the numbers to 490,000 by October 2015 until it reaches the planned number of 450,000 soldiers by 2019. The Army is the most affected segment of the military restructuring as Continue reading...

Introduction

Before the invasion by the Mughal in 1526, the subcontinent of India was composed of several Hindu and Muslim Kingdoms. However on the arrival of the Mughal Empire, in the early 16 century, northern India which was mainly ruled by the Muslim, were overpowered by the firepower of Mughal. However the local society was not displaced from their place but they were pacified and balanced through new practices of administration which led to a more uniform, systematic and centralized rule.
The main contribution of Mughal in Indian was the development of unique architecture. During the era of Mughal, the Continue reading...

Introduction

In as much as the use of drones as a strategy in targeted killing and surveillance began as early as 1930’s, the heightened use of drones has increased significantly in the recent times, specifically among developed nations like the United States. A high rate of the use of drones has been witnessed in the United States since the 9/11 terrorist attack (Masters, 2013). It is a measure that has been justified and implemented by the White House as a means to curb terrorist attack in terrorist host spot. The Pentagon, through CIA have increased the use of drones Continue reading...

Terrorism, as a violent act of aggression has always served the purpose of sending a message, whether political or religious. Superpowers would often advance their economic and political interests in the land of another. These were most often political lightweights that were easy to come under the influence of a superior country, with political elites being autocratic and corrupt. However, there often emerges a group of people that will not sit apathetically watching their cultural values replaced with foreign analogues, foreign troops stationed in their native lands, and national interests subordinated to the agenda of other countries. The war Continue reading...

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The war in Vietnam in 1966 is perhaps one of the darkest moments in United States’ history as a nation. Considered as one of the most devastating loss in terms of human capital and resources, the impact of the war in Vietnam still haunts the United States today four decades after the war ended in 1975. In his article, ‘Why Don’t Americans Know What Really Happened in Vietnam?,’ author Christian Appy touch back on this sensitive issue in a bid to relate what happened in Vietnam and America’s current involvement in Iraq, Afghanistan and other Continue reading...

Mid-term Essay

MAKING GLOBALIZATION WORK: JOSEPH E. STIGLITZ
Globalization refers to the process of integration and interaction of people, organizations, governments, and other stakeholders of different countries driven by the objectives of international investment and trade and aided by the advancement of information technology. It defines the movement of the world towards financial economic, communications, and trade integration as nations seeks to address the challenges undermining local productions and maximize the opportunities in other countries. The implication is that nations open their nationalistic and local perspectives to a wider and broader outlook where there are interconnection and interdependence among various nations. Continue reading...

Veteran Depression Related To Substance Abuse

Veteran Depression Related To Substance Abuse

INTRODUCTION

Even while taking into account the fact that significant share of the veterans, returning from warfare (for instance, Iraq and Afghanistan) do not represent any deviations in their behavior and health condition, as well as the traumatic brain injury has not been experienced by them, each veteran has experienced a period of readjustment (or it is also referred as rehabilitation) within the process of reintegration into life with community, family, and friends.
The juggling of family and military obligations usually takes its place in veteran’s life as one reintegrates into United States Continue reading...

Introduction

The September 11 incident and the subsequent events have led to substantial increases and enhancements in private, commercial, and federal/state expenditures on strategies against terrorist activities. In addition, there has been a consistent propagation of anti-terrorism programs for fighting the impending menace (Lum, Kennedy, & Sherley, 2006). The factors behind the proliferation of such anti-terrorist programs are unambiguous.
The United States of America faced a new terrorist threat immediately after 9/11 and necessitated a call for new-fangled strategies for the achievement of major goals that included "the disruption of the use of Afghanistan as a terrorist base of operations, and Continue reading...

Aleppo (or Habab) is a city in Syria with a population of over 2,000,000 people. It is also one of the oldest cities that is still in operation in the world. It is estimated that Aleppo has existed 6,000 B.C. according to archeologists. Mentions of the ancient city has been uncovered on cuneiforms from Mesopotamia. The geographic location made it an important location in the Levant. For thousands of years it was mentioned as a strategic place for military and trade between Asia and the West. After the completion of the Suez Canal, the city began Continue reading...

1) What were the differences between the legitimacy arguments (i.e. arguments of one’s right to rule as the next justly title leader) the founders of the Qajar dynasty and the Pahlawi dynasty constructed? Explain these differences and state if they were prioritized.
It appears to be just as emergencies of authenticity in administration are an interestingly Iranian event. Without a doubt, Iran's Shi'a legacy (however fabricated by the Savavids) is situated in the contention that Ali was the genuine successor to Mohammad. In nineteenth century Iran, the Constitutional Revolution put forth an admirable attempt to take state control Continue reading...

It was almost time. I had packed my duffel bag, and was as prepared as one can be in these situations. I needed to go downstairs and say my goodbyes. I had barely been out of Foley, Alabama in my entire life, but now I was going to Afghanistan. It was worlds away from anything I had ever experiences.
My girlfriend since high school, Emma, was waiting for me downstairs, along with my parents and grandparent. Except Papa Johnson. He had passed away when I was still a boy. It was his memory that motivated my choice to join Continue reading...

World Map

France - Covers the Most Time Zones. If you count everything, including overseas territories, then France claims the title by covering 12 time zones. The United States would be the runner-up with 11 and then Russia with 9.
Guam - Roads Made of Coral. Because Guam doesn’t have any natural sand, but rather coral, the island nation makes its asphalt using a mix of ground coral and oil rather than importing sand from abroad.
Libya -Country Covered with the Highest Percentage of Desert. With 99% of the country covered in desert, Libya is one of the most arid Continue reading...