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Since the nation’s founding in 1776, the United States has waged war on a number of foes. While some of those foes were entire nations or threatening factions within other nations, others have been harder to define and even harder to defeat. Several notable non-military wars waged by the US are the War on Polio, undertaken by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and the War on Drugs, officially declared by President Richard Nixon in 1971 (“A Brief History of the Drug War,” n.d.). Both wars aimed to address a growing public health epidemic - the poliomyelitis virus, which killed Continue reading...

Educators are experiencing almost relentless pressure to show their effectiveness. Unfortunately, the chief indicator by which most communities judge a school staff’s success is student performance on standardized achievement tests. (Popham, 1999).
In the past, education in the United States used to be considered something that was dealt with at the local and state level. However, the past three decades suggest that education has become a national issue that continues to be endemically flawed. Although it is now the twenty-first century, many schools across the United States continue to be segregated; one’s quality of education usually undergirded Continue reading...

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The paper considers the causes and the consequences of a war in Donbass, the eastern Ukraine. The relations and similarities of the war causes have been revealed. The conducted research on the political, social, ethnical and cultural inner causes of war together with the international threads have been included into a plausible model of the war. There are also provided the suggestions on resolution of the armed conflict in Donbass and advices on the negotiation between the parties as well as the steps to the conflict resolution are provided together with considering the important familiar mentalities of the citizens Continue reading...

I. Introduction
a. Definition of a revolution
The word revolution pertains to radical, transformative change. As a historical process, it refers to a movement, usually a violent one, to overthrow an old ruler or regime and impact a total change in the basic structures of society. Most revolutions are motivated by the people and group’s drive to bring about much needed change.
The political revolution aptly termed as “Arab Spring” is a political phenomenon in the Middle East. Originally, the term came from Marc Lynch, an American, political journalist from Foreign Policy who haphazardly used this term in Continue reading...

At first, the word “literacy” seemed to have a simple meaning. People hear it always, from the time they were youngsters to the time they become more judicious about their plans for the future. Literacy has always been a part of life, mainly because of the people’s desire to grow in knowledge, which they believe would give them wisdom that is vital when managing their lives. They learn how to read and write, to calculate and evaluate, and to determine the complexities, as they desire to grow—not just physically—but mentally and psychologically. It is evident therefore, Continue reading...

Essay 1: My Research and Singapore’s Development

It is often said that education is one of principal keys to success to the modern world. This statement could not be any more true. In fact, education is not only a principal key to success, but it also acts as an equalizer for all society members. Education gives society members an opportunity to elevate their lives and be at par with their counterparts, who for example, belong to a higher economic class. Consequently, education should be a key agenda in every planning endeavor of the government.
My research is focused on the education system in Singapore. My research Continue reading...

“International politics, like all politics, is a struggle for power”

― Hans J. Morgenthau
The two regional powers – Turkey and People’s Republic of China (PRC or China) – have both competed to lead the Central Asia and at the same time aimed to find areas of common interests for quite a long period. For the purposes of this research, the relations between the two states during Cold War and post Cold War period will be analyzed and the issue of Uyghur in respect of these relations will be given special attention.
Following the Second World War the paths of Turkey and China on international arena diverged at some point. Ankara Continue reading...

Recently, the internet hacktivist group Anonymous attacked the terrorist group ISIS by electronically destroying most of their online recruitment tools, including their Twitter and Facebook accounts (Hammill). Anonymous released a video explaining that they were “Muslims, Christians and Jews, hackers, crackers, hacktivists, phishers, agents, spies, or just the guy next door students, administrators, workers, clerks, unemployed, rich, poor” who were all aligned against ISIS (David). They taunted ISIS, and defined themselves as “young, or old, gay or straight from all races, countries, religions, and ethnicity. United as one, divided by zero” (David).
We will hunt you, take down your Continue reading...

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An interest group is an organization where people with a common interest and work together in order to promote and protect that interest by influencing the government. Interest groups vary in tactics, aims, and size. According to political scientists, there are two major categories of interest groups: noneconomic interest groups and economic interest groups. There are four types of economic interest groups: professional associations, agricultural groups, labor groups, and business groups. Economic interest groups are the most common type of interest group; their main agenda is to seek economic advantage for their members. Economic Continue reading...

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Hospitality Services is a professional organization that is involved in delivering the finest meal, service, and cooking apparatus. The company feels proud to address numerous challenging hospitality service factors including event administration, technology and production, furniture, theatre, site location, and event catering and other associated factors effectively. The company is keen to address the provisions of its customers through procuring the faultless setting along with the thirst for elite class meal and service. This essay shades light on the factors that enable an individual to become an excellent manager in the hospitality service sector.

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Suez crisis is characterized by collusion and deceit that Europe culminated in diplomatic isolation, humiliation, political failure and disconnect of special relationship. The analysis will examine the evidence of the influential political role exercised by the United States and United Nations. This analysis will assess the political objectives of France, Egypt, Israel and Britain during the conflict. It will also examine the immediate outcomes of key participants against their political agenda. The analysis will summarize that, Egypt transpired form the crisis as apolitical victor. Conversely, the Anglo-Franco-Israeli political objective to oust President Abdel Gamal from power, upturned and Abdel Continue reading...

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Technological development has ushered the creation of several technologies and mechanisms that significantly change the way human beings live. The invention of artificial intelligence (A.I.), for instance, introduced a way for scientists to create robots that are capable of assuming the actions or behavior, and responsibilities of human beings (Nilsson, 2). Unlike human beings, robots can accomplish numerous and complex tasks within a short period without experiencing exhaustion, anxiety, and stress (van de Gevel & Noussair, 5). A.I. technologies can also complete dangerous or risky tasks. When completing tasks, A.I. avoids human error. All of these reasons illustrate the value Continue reading...

In the editorial piece “Yes, this is about Islam” (Rushdie, 2001) Salman Rushdie tells the US and the world the opposite of what the American administration is saying. Only two months after the US was in panic and mourning over the destruction of their world trade centers Salman Rushdie wrote that their is a religiously motivated agenda working behind these attacks. He does differentiate between between ‘Islamic’ radicalized terrorists and neutral minded Muslims but he says they are all Muslims just different kinds. He learned when researching his first book Satanic Verses (Rushdie, 1988) that there was ‘already de Continue reading...

One of the defining moments in U.S. history was the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, and it has created a robust industry of manufacturing conspiracy theories. Apple co-founder Steve Jobs warned young people not to be tricked into believing any piece of anecdotal evidence, and advised them that “when you're young, you look at television and think, there's a conspiracy. But when you get a little older, you realize that's not true. The media is in business to give people exactly what they want” (“Steve Jobs”). There is great deal of conjecture on what happened on November 22,, Continue reading...

Texas Governor, Greg Abbott delivered his first ever State of the State speech since assuming governorship on 17th February, 2015. The policy agendas he addressed in his speech were improving the state’s education system, promoting economic development, strengthening border security, and investing in transportation and water infrastructure. The in-depth analysis of the appropriateness of these policy areas and personal comments are important in relating them with the context the Texas government and the politics of this state are in.
The first thing the governor addressed was the on the topic of education. According to the governor, school litigation Continue reading...

‘Why I Want a Wife’ by Judy Brady and ‘The War against Boys’ by Christina Hoff Sommers are two essays that touch upon the topics of gender stereotyping and feminism in entirely different ways. While Brady is a feminist who uses heavy sarcasm to bring out the stereotypes and the expected role to be played by a woman in the society and in respect to her man, Sommers relies on statistics to prove how feminists have over the years created an illusion that it is the girls who are at a disadvantaged position and it is them and not Continue reading...

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Is there an “elective dictatorship” in the UK?

Jones and Norton (2014, p. 256) states that the 1970s and the 1980s saw fomenting demands for political restructuring of the United Kingdom’s fundamental law. The mode of government seemed to be bogging down and performing below par; the United Kingdom was reeling from a serious economic crisis, labour and industrial disruptions, civil conflict in Northern Ireland, and domestic disturbances in cities such as Bristol and in Liverpool. Detractors of the UK Constitution proffered the position that the fundamental law needed to be retooled.
In the context of the UK, a coupling of sharp party Continue reading...

The report chosen for discussion is titled “Review of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Smallpox Vaccination Program Implementation.” The report addresses three aspects: integration of Smallpox preparedness in the overall public health preparedness, vaccination of general public members who insist on receiving the vaccination, some aspects of implementation of Smallpox vaccination program.
The Committee on Disease Control offers five important elements concerning Smallpox vaccination in this report. First, Smallpox is just one of the threats to the health of the public, and there are other tools apart from vaccination that can be used in the preparation Continue reading...

Eleanor Roosevelt was the wife of President Franklin D. Roosevelt who was known all over the world for the liberal causes she believed in and fought for. Her role in the civil rights movement made a hero out of her and was an all-time campaigner for the United Nations. Entering the halls of the White House from 1933 to 1945, Eleanor redefined the role of First Lady, which was traditionally limited to domesticity and hosting duties. During her time in the White House, the function of the First Lady changed to one that showed the world how much a Continue reading...

Sigmund Freud was one of the first scholars to portray the human psyche as conflicted between fundamentally polarized tendencies. This conception that human nature was at war with itself undergirds the social psychology that Freud expounded, as he viewed the individual as being both evil and social at the same time (Roazen 1). Thus, Freud contended that extremely powerful natural instincts drive human beings that render a satisfying social life incompatible. The “cultural frustration” that stems from this discordance “dominatessocial relationships between human beingsit is the cause of the hostility against which all civilizations has to struggle” (Freud 34). Continue reading...

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Despite the rise of modern medicine, and the rapid pace with which we are approaching new medications and cures to devastating diseases, HIV and AIDS still seemingly continues to elude us. Daily statistics and reports on the news would have us believe that the HIV and AIDS epidemics of Africa and India were not only unavoidable, but also unstoppable. It is seldom that information beyond the deaths caused by the autoimmune disease is given to the public. Information such as funding initiatives, both public and private, where that money goes, and how it helps is important. Quality of care Continue reading...

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Many issues in the world seek the world’s attention to solving and healing the problems of various people suffering due to a wide range of reasons. Many of the major ongoing issues that are affecting humanity on a large scale are usually related to terrorist and extremist elements that are wrecking havoc all around the globe. One concerning the dilemma is the rising alarm in Nigeria of the militant predicament, where Jihadists have taken over spreading terror and threat in the country.
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Understanding international political relationships can be quite difficult to understand especially for the public given the various factors that may be involved in the process. Issues such as political or economic agenda, costs and benefits for both parties and the future implications of such alliance often causes confusion in understanding such relationships. Several studies have already tried to determine as to why states are pushed to various political relationships. One of these studies is the Marxist approach, highlighting that international political relationships are determined by the underlying global capitalist economy. However, with the availability of other studies pointing out Continue reading...

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The internet has allowed many organizations to be reached by diverse audiences from the different parts of the world. International organizations like the World Health Organization is a universal institution that is tasked to coordinate among different nations, institutions like governments and health facilities worldwide in the goal of fostering health and wellbeing among its members. Nevertheless, there are organizations that are strictly base in a particular country, but is open to the idea of global expansion and foreign investments to ensure the growth of the company. In lieu with this purposes, company websites have been fashioned Continue reading...

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In 2002, Brazil-one of the major exporters of cotton to the global market-challenged particular policies of the United States cotton agenda. Two years later, a conflict resolution body of the World Trade Organization (WTO) ruled that the assailed provisions of the US cotton program regarding “support payments” and assurances, inclusive of payments to cotton manufacturers within the “marketing loan and counter-cyclical” programs as well as the “export credit guarantees of the GSM-102 agenda, were found to be incompatible with agreements committed to under the ambit of the WTO (Schnepf 1).
Cotton represents 0.2 percent of Brazil’s GDP; Continue reading...