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Putting Corruption Measuring Tools into Perspective

Arguments revolving around the quality and the effectiveness of measuring corruption may convince one that it is quite hard and even impossible to measure corruption. They all argue that the science of measuring corruption is simply just an art and is not based on empirical process. From a variety of quarters, there have been efforts to try and challenge the validity of traditional tools and postulate new techniques that are improved. Is it really possible for one to measure corruption? And if that is possible then how can one do it. This article argues that it is possible to Continue reading...

According to Transparency International, corruption is abusing entrusted power for selfish gain. The definition captures the elements of corruption. One, that corruption mostly occurs in the private and public sectors, which involves the abuse of power held in a state institution or private organization. Secondly, that there are a bribe givers and bribe takers and the bribe giver always gains some advantage. Corruption is described as grand or petty. Grand corruption usually takes place at the senior management levels in business and the top levels of the public sphere. It often involves large amounts of money. Petty corruption is 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...

The content of the video involves property crime. Property crimes are offenses that lead to taking or stealing of property and do not cause any physical harm or violence. A good example of property crime is fraud, bribery, corruption and embezzlement. As stated in the video, bribery is worth about a trillion dollars per annum where over 500 companies and agencies are involved. The case discussed in the video is the British Aerospace (BAE) Systems that involved the United States, United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia governments in the Al-Yamamah arms deal (Bergman, 2009).
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Assignment 5

Assignment 5

Is Corruption Always Bad For Economic Development And Growth? What Are Some Counter-Arguments?

Corruption has always been linked with dwindling economic growth and development. Nevertheless, this is not often the case based on the counter-arguments that have continually emerged as regards the same. Economists positing that in the context of cumbersome and pervasive regulations, especially in the developing countries, the acts of corruption, may improve efficiency, which can aid the growth of the economy, have provided some of these counter-arguments. These economists have added that in societies with pre-existing distortions of policy inductions, the additional distortions of smuggling, black-marketeering, and other forms of corruption may improve the welfare of the Continue reading...

Question 1

Corruption is bad for economic growth as it results to inefficient allocation of the resources through contradiction in the rules of fair competition and setting up of wrong incentives. Common forms of corruption are patronage and bribery that leads to inefficiencies associated with corruption. In most cases people do not acknowledge the fact that there are counter arguments that can contradict the negative effects of corruption and ignore that corruption can beneficial because they have been brainwashed with politics. Research conducted has shown that corruption can be beneficial or harmful to economic growth depending on the institutional environment. In Continue reading...

Introduction

The Blue Wall of Silence, also known as the Blue Shield or Blue Code, refers to the unwritten rule existing among the US police officers about not to report a misdemeanor, crimes or infractions committed by a colleague. During an official enquiry, if a police officer is questioned about the misconduct of another police officer, the officer being questioned, in conformity with the blue code, pretends ignorance of the wrongdoing of another officer. The Blue Wall of Silence is an epitome of loyalty and brotherhood among the police officers, which, if used positively, may facilitate policing and protect a Continue reading...

West Africa is a home to 16 countries which include Cape Verde, Benin, Sierra Leone, Togo, Mali, Liberia, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Mauritania, Nigeria, Niger, Gambia, Senegal, Ghana, Guinea, and Guinea-Bissau. It is homes 381, 981,000 as of 2017. These countries have a blessed variety of abundant natural resources and workforce. UNDP findings in 2009 showed that Africa is the second largest continent in the world (Norton 633). This is based on the increasing population over the years. Based on the 2050 projections, Africa as a whole will have 1.9 billion people (Norton 633; Adjei 4). However, West Africa has continued to wallow in poverty over the years regardless of able resources within their borders. The challenge remains that developed countries like the United States, China, United Kingdom, and Brazil amongst others have continually benefited from West Africa’s populations. The high numbers have remained the biggest challenge for Africa’s leadership to maintained and facilitate the spread of resources due to the substantial aid it received.

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FATF (Financial Action Task Force)
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) is an organization that sets the international standards to prevent money laundering and terrorist funding. It is an inter-governmental body established to combat threats related to integrity of international financial transactions. In response to the growing concern over the illicit global money laundering activities, the G-8 submit that was held in Paris, in the year 1989, founded the FATF.
During this summit, a task force was formed and it was asked to scrutinize the money laundering techniques and trends, and submit a report with recommendations. By 1990, Continue reading...

Thesis Statement

Corruption has remained one of the most efficient ways of pulling down societies, communities, and states, and it is always as a result of inadequate leadership. Due to the nature of man, it is very hard to curb corruption but what we don't seem to understand is that it can be prevented. Remember the saying that goes "Prevention is better than cure"? Yes, I bet you do. This annotated bibliography on amazing books and articles on servant leadership will highlight to you how it can be used to curb corruption.

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Greenleaf, R. K. (2002). Servant leadership: A Journey Continue reading...

When the term politician is mentioned, we immediately think of a person of honor. At times, we think that the person may most likely have a criminal record especially if the politician is from a developing country. Another thought is that the person is from a royal family as a prince, king or emperor. Politicians in most cases are entangled in controversies. We tend to see them begging for votes during or around the election time. The often have many promises to the electorate being put across using slogans, posters, and sweet words. These promises give false hopes to Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION

“In a normal democracy, should the head of state be elected based on his blood, or on the votes?” questioned populist leader Pablo Iglesias (Iglesias, as cited in “Pablo Iglesias of PODEMOS”). On June 2nd 2014, Juan Carlos, the King of Spain, publically announced that he was abdicating the Spanish, and his intention for Felipe, his son, after thirty nine years since the demise of Franco in 1975, made Spaniards quite happy. That same night in Puerta del Sol, various grassroots movements sprung up in Spain’s capital, a time referred to as the “spring of the Indignants and Continue reading...

The article “Russia in turmoil” is about the current, past and predicable state of the Russia, its political and cultural problems, relationship with the United States. The grudge erupted into the streets in 3 main protests in December, after Putin’s United Russia Party maintained control of the Russia’s lower house – Duma, after what was observed as faked parliamentary elections. Anger of Protestants shows that grip on power of Russian leader has weakened and shows questions about the vitality of the political and economic system he has created.
Public discontent with President rankled on December 24, when more Continue reading...

Criminal justice and politics go hand in hand each one playing an intricate role in the other. The political system is responsible for creating the laws people follow, police forces and the complete criminal justice system. The criminal justice system is also a primary function of the political system demonstrating that these two things are constantly relying on one another. Legislative issues or politics are the methodology by which assets are appropriated or apportioned. As a celebrated political researcher once commented, Politics in its best description is who is appointed what when they are going to get it and Continue reading...

What is the first thing a person who is familiar with Noir thinks of? They think of Dark alleys, private eyes, a mysterious woman or femme fatale at the heart of the story and a dark mystery to be solved. But is there something more to the concept of Noir? Mark T. Conrad illustrates these using philosophical concepts of Nietzsche. In it, he uses terms such as ‘Flux Metaphysics’ and ‘Death of God’ as a juxtaposition of how Nietzsche saw the world as it was, a dreary place for humanity to dwell. In his article, he goes through the Continue reading...

1. Prior to the Civil War, American society was a bifurcated society along racial lines built primarily along the lines of an agrarian entity. Indeed, the United States during the 1850s was a polarized nation according to specific regional idiosyncrasies and identities. In the South, a pro-slavery identity was carved out, as those living in south supported the expansion of slavery to states in the West, which abolition sentiments dominated in the North. Up until the 1850s, the slavery issue had been predicated on balance, per the stipulations of the Missouri Compromise of 1920. Newly acquired territories posed the Continue reading...

Colonel Sartoris Snopes, or Sarty, is plays the hero in William Faulkner’s short story, “Barn Burning .” Forced into a life of crime from a young age, he could have lived a felonious life because that was all he ever knew. However, having a distinct idea about immorality and corruption, he understands his father’s actions do not equate to justice. Though his beginnings are mired in the pits of illegalities and despair, the reader watches as Sarty’s character unfolds, watching his father burn barns and be called to court for his illicit dealings. Sarty’s views on Continue reading...

Introduction

Establishment in the Russian market can be extremely difficult for certain companies, but will be significantly less so for others. For a toy company, there is no main competitor that is owned wholly by the Russian government; as a result, establishment of a brand image with the Russian people is the next issue of importance for this particular company. In this discussion, there will be a focus on the macroeconomic analysis of the Russian market, along with a PESTLE analysis of continuing business in Russia. Finally, a discussion surrounding the important considerations of marketing and marketing communications strategy will Continue reading...

Interacting Honestly With the Government

In any business, there are specific rules and regulations that guide it or a good interaction with the government including the government officials. The rules and regulations may particularly concern gifts, illegal gratuities, political contributions or in any case giving something of value to the government officials.

Timothy’s café strictly forbids its members from giving or in any case promising anything of value to any government official or government employee in favor of the business. This will be a crime if it is done to facilitate the official in his or her duties or in any circumstance to Continue reading...

Discussion of an analysis of Entrepreneurship and Business in the Russian Federation

Entrepreneurship and small and medium businesses in the Russian Federation has struggled to emerge from an ocean of dramatically deep economic woes, during the latter part of the twentieth century. In ‘Entrepreneurship and small businesses in Russia: A review of empirical research’ the authors suggest that the current scope and knowledge has culminated to reflect shifting changes from the old regime of the Soviet Union, towards an increasingly tricky privatization of government-run firms, opening pockets of entrepreneurial opportunistic activities for today (Ojala & Isomäki 2011) . Obviously, a plethora of research confirms the formidable nature of such an enormous economic Continue reading...

Early Life

Jean-Jacques Rousseau was one of the most important philosophers of The Enlightenment. Rousseau was very interested in what characteristics man inherently possessed from birth compared to what man learned from society. Rousseau coined the term “noble savage” to describe man in his natural state before he is corrupted by society. Rousseau’s thoughts and philosophy are a result of his upbringing and the state of the world, socially and politically, around him (Magee 126).
Rousseau was born in Geneva, Switzerland in 1712. His mother dies a few days after his birth. He was at first, raised by his father Continue reading...

International Business

Abstract:
The capacity of organization in international business expansion is a strong indicator of effective market progress and new market development. Organizations with international business strategy have been able to overcome lagging aspects to achieve record heights in business expansion and profits. The scale and economies of scope are limited to utilization of resources, new vistas, local conditions, diversification and marketing integration. Two examples of organizations show the analysis for developing international business strategy wise, Red Bull and Lufthansa.
Keywords: marketing, business, international, organization
International Business
Red bull is an organization from Austria. It is an energy drink manufacturer Continue reading...

Question 1: Historical Considerations & Representational Patterns

There is no doubt that the main opponents of influence in the world in this century will be Washington and Beijing. There is nothing surprising in the fact that on the shelves of US bookstores from time to time there are books about the coming war between the US and China. With regard to representations of the Chinese about the United States, they were influenced by a complex set of factors that created the one hand the negative stereotypes about the far western country and on the other a deep interest, admiration, as a model for imitation.
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Summary

The question on whether water should be privatized has raised concerns from different stakeholders. There is a section that has agreed with the idea, but others are opposed to it because of the harmful effects it has introduced. The paper will address the pros and cons on whether water should be privatized based on the author’s arguments. As a matter of fact, the paper will refute claims of privatizing water and leave the responsibility to safeguard water to the public.
Regarding the pros of privatizing water, Anderson argues, “Ownership is crucial to stewardship.” The author highlights the benefits Continue reading...

What exactly do we mean when we speak about rule of law? In “The Great Degeneration” Ferguson quotes Bingham's seven criteria “by which we should access a legal system”. Each criterion can be broadened and divided into a few separate points but the core stays unchanged.
Speaking about Ukraine in terms of rule of law in this country, it is worth mentioning that it has problems with each of these criteria. The law in Ukraine is neither clear nor predictable. Numerous and continuous changes in laws and regulations often mislead and contradict each other. Questions of right and liability Continue reading...

Midterm Exam

Lobbying has tremendous impacts on the American political system, as it can shape which issues are brought to the floor of Congress. It is very common for politicians who lose office to enter the lobbying field following their political career. Lobbyists can represent virtually any company or cause, so it would appear that groups with the most resources would likely have the most influence. For this reason, lobbying efforts need to be regulated, and Congress has done just that. Starting in 1995, Congress passed the Lobbying and Disclosure Act which tried to reform the lobbying efforts for more accountability. Continue reading...

In sub-Saharan Africa and West Africa, one of the most controversial practices taking place is the ‘conflict diamond’ trade, in which diamond mining is operated largely by violent criminal organizations, using unethical practices and violence to keep workers in line. Addressing this issue has proven incredibly difficult for a number of reasons, with many attempts having only limited success This is due to a plethora of factors, from the shortages of aid workers and funding to the comparative isolation and lack of industrialization found in these communities and West/South Africa as a whole. However, with the help of greater Continue reading...

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Corruption by public officials is a common news item in the media. However, when the official or officials are in the highest echelons in government and are the culprits in the malfeasance, it is then when the issue takes on a more blatant and public outcry generating nature. Government and specifically government officials are sworn into office on the premise that these will work to for the welfare of the general public. It is in this light that when there are reports, and unfortunately convictions, of government officials that the general public are not left with much choice Continue reading...

A government has the responsibility of ensuring economic growth and social welfare or life standards. To achieve both, it needs to apply correct economic mechanisms and tools like exchange rate regimes. The major dilemma lies between a fixed and floating or flexible exchange rates. The advocates of floating rates favor the independence of monetary policy along with its benefits while the proponents of keeping the exchange rate fixed cite low inflation, price control, better investment, and trade stability as the benefits of rate fixation. Their adversaries consider pegging capable of reducing investment and trade stressing on the possibility of Continue reading...

Introduction

The product under consideration is specialty coffee. Specialty is a unique product both in the United States and international markets. Although competition in the coffee service industry is very stiff, one of its most impressive features is the ever-increasing demand. Interestingly, the same demand still shows immense potential in the mature markets such San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, and many others. The same potential exists in the rest of the United States. A look at the foreign market also reveals a demand structure that calls for further investments and strategic marketing to penetrate the market and get and get a Continue reading...

Jeffrey Sachs and Tyler Cowen present a conversation in which they are discussing the future of economic development. According to Cowen, Jeff’s cited work reveal that natural resources play a great role towards economic development. Jeff supports this idea by relating natural resources relates to wealth and purports that countries with oil resources have rich economy. They concur that the countries rich in resources will continue to grow and develop in economy while those with poor economy will face slow growth and development in economy. For instance, a nation like Canada rich in resources will have its economy Continue reading...

This paper delineated on the differences of Roman Catholicism and Protestantism. It traced important points in history and previous rotting systems of the Roman Catholic and how it contributed to the rebellion of some of its members and creation of Protestantism by Luther. Finally, the paper presented an overview of the Council of Trent and the reforms and affirmations of the Roman Catholic teachings as salient in their counterattack to Protestantism.

PROTESTANT REFORMATION AND THE 16th CENTURY CHURCH

Luther's Protestantism came about after his nailing of the proclamation of the Ninety-five Theses upon Indulgences. This brought considerable faction for the great Roman Catholic followers. The religious Continue reading...

At the end of the French and Indian War in 1863, the American colonies were said to be “very British”. However, there were certain proclamations from the British side as well as events that took place thereafter that led to the change in sentiments in the colonies, eventually leading up to the American Revolution just a few years thereafter.
One factor was financial in nature. According to the website of the US State Department, it is mentioned that after the French and Indian War (and the co-occurring Seven Years’ War in Europe), Great Britain became heavily indebted. The British 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...

Globally, large firms have a substantial effect on the economic growth and development of particular countries. The large firms are considered as the driving force that foster the increase in the Gross Domestic Product and the living standards of people in a given country. Large firms are firms that employ more than 250 workers. According to Brian Roach, (2007, p.1) large corporation are not only the economic force but the political, cultural and environmental force that is inevitable in the contemporary globalized economy. According to Sanidas (2007, p.61), both the small and medium enterprises and Large firms have a Continue reading...

Post-Washington Consensus

Post-Washington Consensus

Introduction

Examining K.S. Jomo and Ben Fine’s Development Policy in the Twenty-First Century: Beyond the post-Washington Consensus and the book Poverty and Development by Tim Allen and Alan Thomas provide the framework of this academic investigation, review, assessment, and critical thought on the current economic development policy of the United States. As importantly, this academic exercise looks at the Washington Consensus policies with the U.S. influencing international financial institutions and policy reforms intended for global nations adopting for increased economic development and growth as explained by the World Health Organization (WHO) (2015).

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Combined influences on developments in global financing structures, involving health care funding, has revived a need for rethinking the relationships between institutions like World Bank, and the IMF. Countries such as Kenya are greatly impacted by lending policies, health care challenges, and human capital issues. According to Knowledge Ecology International (2015) sources the World Bank gained an influence in African nations during the 1980s, as a result for market-price slumps, leaving countries in “economic crisis, unable to repay mounting foreign debt”(“World Bank and Denial of Africa’s Right to Health”). Naturally, in desperation, African countries turned to the Continue reading...

Arab Spring refers to the revolutionary wave of protests, violent riots, demonstrations, and civil wars in the Arab world that started on December 2010 (Harrigan, 2014). Those protests and demonstrations also affected the other countries of the Arab League as well as in the neighborhood. Most of the revolutionary wave finished by the mid of 2012, and the aftermath of civil wars and revolutions were shown as the Arab Winter after the mid of 2012. Rulers were forced to move out from power in Egypt, Tunisia, Yemen, and Libya. Civil uprisings were found in Syria and Bahrain. Major protests Continue reading...

Throughout history, there has been numerous numbers of civil wars all around the world. These conflicts resulted in hundreds of thousands, if not millions of casualties. These civil wars also led to grave impacts both on the government and its people. One side of the war may claim victory, but it is not victory at all when all resources have been exhausted, when there’s no one else to celebrate the victory with.
According to the article entitled, “The Natural Resource Curse: How Wealth Can Make You Poor” written by Michael Ross, most conflicts are resource-related. The title of Continue reading...

Effective policy making and equality in resource distribution overrules Humanitarian and development aid for less developing nations

Introduction
The concept of humanitarian and development aid as an economic incentive to developing nations has been the subject of deliberative discussions and arguments among scholars, activists and non-governmental organizations on its effectiveness towards beneficiaries’ economies. Developed countries such as United States, United Kingdom, and China have been committing a massive funding base to assists under-developing nations in their infrastructural and humanitarian activities. Unfortunately, little economic impact has been realized since the same countries have not advanced in Gross Development Product level. Such a concern invites a sensitive question; Is it the fish, the fisherman, the consumers or the Continue reading...

The Iliad and the Odyssey by Homer are two of the world masterpieces that have survived the times. In the Iliad and the Odyssey, much is made of justice as a recurring theme. In both stories, justice is divine as there are no courts to determine what are just and what is not. In the Iliad, during wartime, justice is seen as being corrupt or irrational while during peacetime, it is seen as a rational and acceptable. It is contradictory because, the lives of the characters in the epic are seen as divine and every individual is seen as Continue reading...

Private Power Plants in Sub-Saharan Africa

The project, “Power Africa” took up notable transactions during the first year of operation whereby one of them is Ethiopia’s project that generates 500 MW independent project. Other beneficiaries are countries as Kenya and its wind projects, the Tanzanian solar project that is projected to have the potential of producing 5 MW, and the privatization efforts that Nigeria has been putting in its energy sector . If The Nigerian project is successful, the credit shall mostly go to the Nigerians because the input of USAID in the project is not as pronounced.
The Ethiopian government’s negotiations with the Continue reading...

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Introduction
China is considered to be the next super power of the world with the fastest growing economy and producing goods and services at the rate unseen in the global economy. The share of import and export from China has grown to an extent that there is hardly any product available in the world’s market that do not contain any link with the Chinese production. China has more than 1.3 billion people residing with almost 300 million people living in the state like people in West do and around 800 Continue reading...

With the country struggling with heavy alcohol use and the resultant crime, corruption, unemployment, child abuse and other social-economic problems, Congress approved the 18th Amendment to prohibit the manufacture and distribution of alcoholic beverages. Despite its radical and experimental nature, the bill sailed through Congress largely because of the change in the country’s national mood against drinking following World War I, coupled with the desire to encourage the growth of other industries in the economy. Additionally, the religious conservatives’ opposition to drinking and influence on Washington played a role. However, by the close of 1929, it was clear, Continue reading...

Political science

The process and reasons of the Arab Spring. The Arab Spring is the revolutionary wave of demonstrations, protests and revolutions in the Arab world which began January 14, 2011. There was a revolution in Iran, Tunisia, Egypt and Yemen Arab Republic; civil war in Libya, Algeria and Sudan; civil uprisings in Bahrain and Oman; and protests in Kuwait, Mauritania, Saudi Arabia and Western Sahara, as well as the rise to power of the Social Democrats in Morocco. During the protests general methods of civil resistance in the long campaign have been used: strikes, demonstrations, marches and rallies, as well Continue reading...

According to Pascal’s strong argument, a true religion should explain a human condition better than its rivals. “Man’s greatness and wretchedness are so evident that the true religion must necessarily teach us that there is in man some great principle of greatness and some great principle of wretchedness.”
Pascal, in his variety of works, expresses the incongruousness in human thoughts. He attributes this to the complete myriad and spectrum of human experience. He is empathetic to a situation between scepticism and rationality. The famous French mathematician and scientist was a devote Roman Catholic with an intense faith Continue reading...

BUSINESS AND COUNTRY VARIABLE ANALYSIS

Introduction
A research of the market is inarguably the single most essential factor to the ultimate success and attainment of objectives to any business or establishment (Cappelli, 2015). This portion of economics and business is also among the most underrated aspects of a business. It is crucial to realize that any business must conduct a research of the market it plans to venture before it begins operations. This will increase the chances of success in the overall aim to attain the desired goals and objectives. It is essential to understand the customers that a business plans to deal with. Continue reading...

Introduction

Business Ethics are the principles and the standards that contribute to the required and acceptable conduct in places of business like organizations and companies. Their main function is to examine the behavior of the customers, employee, and the employer for them to work in harmony. It also explores the social responsibility that ensures that the social implication of business is achieved. It also ensures that the business maximizes its profits while minimizing the negative its impacts in the society. The most basic responsibilities are part of the laws of the country.

What, if any, ethical responsibilities do businesses have?

The responsibility to employees
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Political Analysis:

The political situation in Hong Kong is also hugely influenced by other world economy political systems. The governance of Hong Kong is mainly in the hands of China, where the country is ruled by the influence of two systems and one country. Thus, there is a separate legal system and responsibilities, also including the assembly and free speech rights freedom. There is a mini law for the constitution of Hong Kong, which is also called the Basic Law, and it states that the aim of this law is the election of the chief executive through the ways of suffrage Continue reading...

Democracy between two types of government, parliamentary and presidential, differs in many ways. At the same time the word itself is interpreted by different regimes in different ways. Therefore analyzing which amongst the two is more democratic may prove to be difficult since democracy itself is quite relative. Even with this though, this paper is able to point the relatively more democratic by setting the definitive rules of what a democratic state’s characteristics are. With this, it may be concluded that the presidential form of government is relatively more democratic because it embodies participation, competition and liberty more Continue reading...

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Crossing Lines- Based in The Hague, the special crime unit portrayed in crossing lines investigates a variety of international crimes. The unit is comprised of various specialist including anti-organized crime expert, crime analyst weapons specialist, technical specialist and a tactical specialist.
Hawaii five 0- The series covers actions of a task force created by the Hawaii, Island governor. Steve McGarrett heads the task force.

Judiciary,

How to get away with murder – The series covers the personal and professional life of a criminal defense lawyer Annalise Keating. When the lawyer’s personal and professional life collide, she is forced to be Continue reading...

People who Blame Violence and Lack of Social Contact on Videogames are Simply Part of an Older Generation who do not Use or Understand Them

Introduction and Thesis Statements

Video games are becoming popular and popular day after day and it is not a mistake if the essay says that today 90 percent of American children and teens play videogames and they are typically busy with playing video games during two hours every day. We often can see ads on TV programs promoting a new video game so children often ask their parents to buy them and spend dozen of hours playing games. Continue reading...

The Protestant Reformation was the change within the Christianity in Europe. It was initiated by Protestants such as Martin Luther, John Wycliffe, Jan Hus, and John Calvin and among other Protestants. Its roots can be traced in late 1400 AD and at around 1517 when Martin Luther posted his 95 Theses. The reformers objected to protest the doctrines, leadership and the structures of the Roman Catholic Church. Other factors that led to the widespread of protestant reformation include the spread of Renaissance ideas, the invention of the printing press and the collapse of the Roman Empire. This essay's main Continue reading...

(How Particular accounting benefit the country)
No one can predict, what can happen in the near and the far-away future. However, scientists, economists and researchers study the past and present to predict our future. Theories and studies are developed in different countries about nations, different accounting strategies and different national cultures. This paper concentrates about the future of Australia and China’s accounting strategies and their national cultures.

The Future of Accounting in China

In the future, it is well estimated that one half of the profit gained can arrive from a decrease in cross-province dispersion of per capita GDP, in exchange of labour force, Continue reading...

Introduction

It is very interesting to compare and contrast a new from an old democracy. France has been exercising its electoral process since 1958 as it heralded Fifth Republic (France Country Website, p. 1). The French Republican President has been the pillar of its political traditions and institutions. Meanwhile, the 2012 presidential elections in Russia marked the first electoral process after its long entanglement with a non democratic form of government, socialism. Hence, the beginnings and the common prints of institutionalizing the elections are vivid. The contrasts are also intriguing, how a new democratic system shall spring out of the Continue reading...

Over the course of time authors of classic literature have venture into the pursuit of creating novels that are rooted within the very core of human existence. Characters in novels are romanticized to make them more appealing to the readers. Regardless of the genre or the personality of the characters in the story, authors attempt to humanize their characters to bring them to life and make them relatable to the readers. This was the main contention by author Mary Shelley in her most popular novel Frankenstein. While the main character in Shelly’s novel takes the form of a Continue reading...

Introduction

This paper is about the growing apprehensions of private contractors donning roles that were traditionally only within the confines of a public police force. The shrinking budgets of our nation’s police forces have forced administrations to lay off personnel, freeze recruitment and stalling technology upgrades for government run police forces. This has rendered quite a few cities vulnerable to criminal activities. The case of Detroit is one such example. The police force in Detroit city is three thousand personnel short. This allows criminal activity seep into the business sectors and affluent neighborhoods. The civilians in these localities turned Continue reading...

If someone asked me the kind of world I would like to live in I would reply a world that does not condone racism. Some people may say a world without problems or poverty, but they forget the damage created by racism. However, racism remains critical in America. Feagin argues that racism makes one ethnicity feel superior to others (156). America began racism after merchants brought slaves from Africa to work in plantations. African Americans have been fighting for equal treatment since then. The issue of racism in the country escalated following the deaths of several young men in Continue reading...

Abstract

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...

The Nairobi city is the capital city of Kenya, in Africa and the most populated in the country. However, the government and the people face several challenges that hinder the daily activities that help in improving the citizenry’s living standards. Nonetheless, some of the challenges faced by the residents in Nairobi include pollution, crimes poverty and traffic. However, there is need to alleviate the problems for the economy of the country to grow (Torres, Deyssi 241). In addition, the Kenyan government has also employed some resources that could help solve some of the issues. However, the issues mentioned Continue reading...