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According to Aleman and Arce (Yahoonews.com), El Salvador had more murder victims in March than any other month in the last ten years. This is a direct result of gang violence and it is feared more violence is looming on the horizon. Aleman and Arce (Yahoonews.com) wrote, “Data from the National Civil Police show 481 homicides recorded last month, or more than 15 a day. April's start is no better, with 73 killings reported in the first five days. At this rate, El Salvador is on pace to surpass Honduras as the deadliest peace-time country in the world.” Salvadoran Continue reading...

Structural adjustment is a credit facility that aims at enhancing economic self-sufficiency in developing countries. It intends to reduce the account debt of the nation by allowing the debtor country to pay later, based on its economic stability. The World Bank introduced structural adjustments in the 20th century. The borrower instigates domestic economic growth through increased exports and economic diversity. As such, the financier adjusts the country’s payment schedule to when the country’s economy is stronger. Tunisia introduced structural adjustment in 1987. Ever since, Tunisia has seen tremendous macroeconomic reforms, economic growth and social progress over the Continue reading...

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This essay explores the role of the sixteenth US president Abraham Lincoln during the Civil War and afterwards. The struggle between North and South were among the causes of the war. The research shows that the war gave development to a free society and the emancipation of slaves. The North and South were two different societies with different cultures and vision. The production of cotton increased, but the importing of slaves that was banned in 1808(Rothman, 2009). However, the planters of the South brutally suppressed the uprisings of slaves (Rothman, 2009). An intelligent and cautious politician, Lincoln had Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION

In her discussion of immigration and social welfare legislation passed by the U.S. government at the end of the twentieth century, social activist Grace Chang argues that “all of these policies are aimed at the same objective: to capture the labor of immigrant men and women separate from their human needs or those of their dependents” (Chang, 2000, p.11). This postulation expresses an age-old view of immigrants in the United States as a valuable yet cheap labor force conducive with a globalized economy and capitalism during the twentieth century. At the same time, however, their cultural and social presence Continue reading...

Introduction

Since centuries ago, the United States of America has been beset with problems about slavery and racism, where Black people have always been considered beneath White people. It was inconceivable to see an African American win a national election, which has always been dominated by White politicians. Thus, with the entry of Barack Obama in the 2008 presidential race, some in the Black community celebrated and considered it already a cause for festivity, while a huge number of the Black population were skeptical about the candidacy primarily because of matters such as his last name, which did not sound Continue reading...

Application of ethical decision-making models in guerrilla government

Application of ethical decision-making models in guerrilla government

Introduction

O’Leary (2014) defines guerrilla government as actions of career civil servants that contravene the wishes of their superiors. These wishes can either be contravened implicitly or explicitly. This violation is purveyed by individuals as a demonstration of dissent towards the actions of people and programs in organization. The motivation of guerrilla government is usually for strategic reasons. Such civil servants may opt to keep their intentions secret. They chose to make clandestine moves against the current of power. Guerrilla government comes into place because of the simmering tensions between career Continue reading...

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Islamic Republic of Mauritania, located in North Africa, is one of the largest nations of the region. Mauritania is the eleventh largest nation in the Africa with a territorial area of 10, 30, 700 square kilometre. Mauritania is adjoined by the Atlantic Ocean from west, bordered by the Western Sahara in north and by Mali in the east. Mauritania also shares its boundary with Algeria and Senegal. Nouakchott is the capital city of Mauritania and shelters more than one third of Mauritanian population. More than ninety percent of the Mauritania falls in the Sahara desert, and Continue reading...

Introduction The People’s Republic of Ghana is a united presidential constitutional democratic and a self-governing multinational country whose location is along the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Guinea, in the West African Sub-region. The land mass of the Republic of Ghana is 238,535 km2 while the international land borders at a length of 2093 kilometers. The countries neighboring Ghana include Burkina Faso from the North, Ivory Coast from the west, the Gulf of Guinea from the south, and Togo from the east. The word Ghana in Mande (Soninke language), means a warrior king. By the year Continue reading...

The Federal Republic of Germany is a West European country, has a surface area of 357137 square meter, a population of 82800 million capita (2012 estimate), Berlin as a capital city, euro as official currency and is a UN member since 1973 ("Germany"). Indeed, Germany has a long history of economic activity and has always had an influence on international economy since empire era. In recent history, Germany has been a major player in global political and economic history, particularly over World War I and II. If anything, Germany can be said to fuel world political and economic history Continue reading...

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Iraq and Afghanistan War in a Muslim Perspective

Introduction
For Westerners and the rest of the Christian-Judeo population, the war in Iraq and Afghanistan, as popularized by the United States, is just another war on terror; a much needed offensive in order to protect the United States and its allies from terrorism. However, for a Muslim, these wars could mean differently. Iraq and Afghanistan are Islamic countries. Most Muslims view the Americans as the aggressor and in both instances, whether in Iraq or in Afghanistan, it was the Americans who are visibly the invading forces. Several justifications have been made for these wars. Primarily, the Continue reading...

John Fitzgerald Kennedy is an American politician, the 35th US president (1961 -1963). In today's public consciousness Kennedy is most often associated with its mysterious murder that has shaken the whole world, and numerous hypotheses that were made by different researchers. John Kennedy was World War II veteran that had promoted to the rank of "lieutenant" during the War, Kennedy was participant of the Solomon Islands campaign, and led the team torpedo boat. For bravery during the war, he has won many awards.
In 1947, immediately after the war, he has begun his political career, he was elected in Continue reading...

The United States constitution was built around the principles of checks and balances, as well as the separation of powers. That is why there are three interconnected branches of government, in the legislature, executive, and judicial branches. The Congress and the executive branch each check the other branch in order to ensure neither can take complete control of the public policy process. Because of the system in place, there have often been times of conflict between Congress and the president due to the fact each need each other to pass legislation.
One of the most contentious aspects of government Continue reading...

Taiwan is an economy that has been ranked in the 19th position I the entire world on the basis of Purchasing power parity. In addition, it is ranked in the 18th position in terms of GDP at purchasing power parity (Fuller, Douglas and Murray 34). In terms of the economic freedom equality, Taiwan economy ranks 5thb in Asian Pacific Countries and 18th in the entire world. When compared to the neighboring markets, Taiwan Economy is comprised of Small and Medium sized Businesses, unlike in countries like South Korea where their economy is made of large business groups. It is Continue reading...

G.W. Bush’s Executive Order

Introduction:

As of now the world’s economy has been greatly developing. New innovations and coalitions are formed to address the needs of the citizens of a sovereign power. The United States has been doing what it takes to improve their economic status ever since the decade of recession started.
As one of the world’s greatest power the nation had faced many problems such as terrorism and economical struggles. Since the September 11 attack the nation has been doing its 100% effort to strengthen its hold of security to their federal states. The threat Continue reading...

Social media is a phenomenon which has changed society in ways that one can hardly imagine; and this change is still happening. New ways and new purposes for use are being evolved every day which changes social interaction – making things possible which were never before even conceivable. Politics is arena where social media has left an indelible mark. Over the past few years, as social media in the form of YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and many other such portals have altered the way one approaches and engages in politics and social activism in Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia is a monarchal Continue reading...

Introduction

PEST analysis is one of the analytical tools that are used in strategic management. The business environment that any business entity or an organization is influenced by a number of factors that determine whether the organization will achieve its maximum performance while utilizing limited resources. Some factors can be controlled by the management (internal) while others are beyond management control (external). Under PEST analysis, the external factors that are beyond organization management control are critically analyzed (Oxford University Press 31). Similarly, the same analysis can be conducted to analyze the market viability of a country, region or an emerging Continue reading...

The federal republic of Nigerian is located in the west of Africa, bordering the nation such as Benin, Chad Cameroon and Nigeria. Its south borders, coast of Gulf of Guinea. The republic of Nigeria is constitutionally divided in 36 states with the federal capital city of the republic being Abuja. The country's population in the year 2013 is estimated to have reached 174.5 million. It is the 32nd largest country in the world with a total area of 923,768 km sq. today. Today, Nigeria is considered one of the first growing nations and its economy in 2014 becomes Continue reading...

Immigration Enforcement

Introduction
The greatest attraction to the United States is the lure of opportunities for anyone willing to go an extra mile. Many believe that upon setting foot on the American soil than their dreams would have been accomplished. Immigrants from across the world have made the United States a number one destination country. A person going through the statistics that are related to the visa application for movement into the United States is likely to be astounded.
With globalization and technology on the rise, the problem has become much worse (Hoefer 77). The legal way has been to make Continue reading...

Natural Resources: distribution of revenues for wellbeing of citizens and equity between present and future generations, as basic tenet of sustainable development

Introduction

The current challenges facing governments both in the developed and developing countries are based the on inability to distribute revenues for wellbeing of citizens effectively. Natural resources imbalances not only pose a challenge in relation to ensuring transparency and equality in the distribution of such resources but have been a source of corruption with the gap between the rich and the poor still widening. Governments should decide effectively on how to allocate resource from resource extraction. Some Continue reading...

Niccolo Machiavelli belonged to an impoverished family who came from among the urban nobility and played at one time a role in the political life of the Florentine republic.
His father was a lawyer, family income was modest and did not allow the young Niccolo university education. But growing up in the circle of the Florentine humanist intellectuals, he learned Latin well enough to freely read ancient authors. From a young age the predominant interest in politics, in modern political life defined the range of his reading - primarily works of historians of classical antiquity.
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Introduction
The importance of understanding the meaning and scope of globalization as a concept in the everyday life of mankind is evident from the influence it has upon different aspect of the populations across the world. The scientific world has learned that the catastrophe of widespread rise of atmospheric temperature is of global impact and called it ‘global warming’ which, like floods and draughts has political influence over the geographical areas under its impact. Christian Parenti helps the readers make a comprehensive investigation of the globalization of many places across the world with his book Tropic Continue reading...

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The HIV/AIDS prevention and control program Brazil has drawn the attention of the whole world. Wealthy nations such as the USA are contemplating of borrowing a leaf from Brazil following the success that has been registered there. Brazil has managed to reduce the prevalence of HIV/AIDS through a number of approaches. They include free access to anti-retroviral drugs, free condom distribution, media campaigns, counseling, and reduction of stigma. This success has been realized because of a solid political will, as well as the government’s collaboration with non-governmental organizations. This paper evaluates what Brazil has done right, and what Continue reading...

The United States has embraced the provision of the health care facilities to her citizenry. Therefore, every individual has the right to accessible health care. The health facilities are numerous in the country making them more accessible to the patients. However, the provision of the health care facilities comes at a cost that not most of the people can afford. Nonetheless, the United States should subsidize health care charges, and make them affordable to most of the people (Jonas et al 124). It is essential to the U.S government to note that the high number of health facilities that Continue reading...

Introduction

Foreign aid entails the transfer of services, capital or goods from one country to another country in need of aid. Foreign aid involves distribution of things like emergency assistance, provision of food aid, military provision and even medical assistance. Various aspects of foreign aid have been stated making it difficult to fully assess its effectiveness in the fight against social and economic disparities. War is the main cause of different issues present in the world today. Many countries go to war either against other countries of ethnic wars among its tribes. In order to fully analyze the effectiveness of Continue reading...

In the United States, executive orders are issued by presidents to aid officers and agencies in the Executive branch in managing the operations in the government. Executive orders are like specialized written instructions issued by a CEO of a company addressed to its department heads or directors.
When the president grants an executive order, the agency or part of the government that it is referring to will take full force of the law, sometimes discretely, sometimes publicly. Like other laws, the judiciary also reviews the order and has the power to decline it if unconstitutional or erroneous. Most EO’ Continue reading...

The media of the modern world are an inherently important element of the entire political system as a whole. This fact is caused by a wide range of reasons, ranging from the process of globalization of the modern world, which manifests itself in the first place in the field of communication, and ending with the transformation of structure of the political system, institutions which are becoming increasingly blurred and related with different informational directions of political interaction.
The information in the media can affect both the current political process, and promises during the election campaign. Thus, during the elections Continue reading...

It is safe to say that September 11, 2001 effectively changed the course of US foreign policy for the next decade. After a terrorist attack took down the Twin Towers in America, President Bush immediately declared a war on terror, and this has been the primary foreign policy goal ever since. President Obama has continued this focus, even taking out the terrorist leader Osama bin Laden. The policies used to combat terrorism are highly controversial among many within America. The US has used drones, torture, war, and spying to try and fight the threat of terror. These measures have Continue reading...

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What is Government Regulation?

“Government regulation consist of encompassing state policy making and administration, all regulatory and deregulatory activity, whether by the state or by some other institution. This typically focuses on government action affecting private business by policing market entry, exit, rate, profit structures, and competitive environments. Government regulation then becomes virtually coterminous with all government policy making or administration, whether by legislatures, administrative agencies, courts, etc. It revolves around capital accumulation and state action, including macroeconomic, social, and labor-market policies, but also involves systems of interest intermediation in the workplace, economic rule making by banks, nongovernmental institutions, Continue reading...

Abstract

The paper discusses the political life of Senator Jeff Sessions. It traces Sessions’ life from birth to his entry into politics. The paper appreciates Sessions’ experiences both as a practicing attorney and in the Armed Forces Reserves. In addition, particular attention is paid to Sessions’ legislative agenda which is read together with his ideological leanings and his party’s persuasions. The paper equally looks at the Sessions’ fundraisers and the effect they may have in his legislative agenda in the Senate.

Introduction

Senator Jeff Sessions, a junior senator, from the State of Alabama has been in Washington DC for the Continue reading...

The place and role of the statesman in history are determined by his beneficial activities to the masses. It determines by time, by impartial and objective judge. More than a hundred years separate modern times from that era, when Abraham Lincoln lived and worked. Looking back now, it would be fair to say that Lincoln was marked by the greatest progressive conquest of the American people. It was the destruction of slavery, which have opened a new era in the development of the country.
Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president of the United States and one of the most Continue reading...

During the adoption of the new constitutional order and the democratic principles of organization of state power a special role played the French Revolution of 1789-1799. It is often called the Great. It was really such, because it has become a genuine popular revolution as on a broad range of its participants as for far-reaching social consequences. The French Revolution, starting in the spring and summer of 1789, is the biggest transformation of social and political systems of the state, which led to the destruction of the old order and the monarchy in the country and the proclamation of Continue reading...

Vladimir Putin comes out as a charismatic leader. A leader who is skilled and eloquent hence can read into the people’s expectations and deliver it to them. In the regime of President Yeltsin, the people of Russia felt compressed and their needs not met, the country belonged to a chosen few and all its resources aimed at improving the lifestyles of the chosen few. Russians needed a sense of order; Putin promised he would be able to deliver that. In his pre-election package, he promised to establish the rule of law. His idea of doing this is ensuring Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION

The term ‘due process’ is mentioned twice in the US Constitution: first in the Fifth Amendment and second, in the Fourteenth Amendment. The 5th Amendment states in part that “No person shall be deprived of life, liberty or property, without due process of law.” This principle is echoed in the 14th Amendment, which states in part “ nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law.” While the 5th Amendment is directed to the federal government, the 14th Amendment is specifically directed to the States, making due process an obligation by both Continue reading...

International Diversity and the Global Economy

Armenia, one among the oldest known civilizations has its history dating back to as far as four millenniums. It is located in Near East or Western Asia, an area which is considered by many scholars as the cradle of some of the oldest civilizations. This landlocked country has a rich and diverse history and has witnessed many battles and violent upheavals.
This article will focus on how Armenia has evolved over the years, its relation with the United States, the country’s current economic situation, major problems facing Armenia and how US/Texas state Government can lend a helping hand Continue reading...

ABSTRACT

In this paper, we will discuss about the different cultural aspects of the country, Australia. Cultural aspects include the army operational environment values such as political, infrastructure, social, economical and many other values. In the paper, we will discuss only three of the cultural values, their impact in the country’s growing status, which include the overview of the three different values such as political values, economical and infrastructure.

There are numerous countries in the modern era that are present in the globe. Some countries are advanced and some of them are advancing towards modernity. All countries have some Continue reading...

Syria is currently embroiled in a bitter Civil War that many scholars view as a popular revolution that began in 2011 when the Arab Spring commenced. Civil unrest began within the context of these nationalist movements against the autocratic regime of President Bashar al-Asshad’s government, which responded with brute force and violent crackdowns. Eventually, the civil unrest evolved into a full-fledged armed rebellion rather than just a series of disjointed popular protests after a litany of military sieges over the span of eight months. The armed opposition to the government primarily consists of members of the Free Syrian Continue reading...

Each country or socio-political regional unit has a right to its own hegemonic control over its jurisdiction, and to conduct its governance in ways that benefit the people of their own society. East Timor is no different. Yet, security issues, clashes over powers of ruler ship, which are sometimes entwined with a scramble for natural resources can complicate national and global issues. War accelerates unpleasant and tragic outcomes, particularly when bloody deaths involve youth and families torn apart. According to Berlie (2010) East Timor is rich in oil and gas royalty resources, and is a “complex” society of around “ Continue reading...

As an organization that is involve in social services, it is essential to prepare for a financial contingency plan to fund the sectors we are serving. As there is increasing number of cases of domestic violence, we shall focus our efforts on creating financial contingency plan for the domestically abused individuals. The World Health Organization release a report in 2013 revealed that 35% of women globally experienced physical and/or sexual violence and 30% of women in relationship experienced violence from intimate partner (World Health Organization, 2013). This paper seeks to evaluate revenue and funding sources to develop financial contingency Continue reading...

Introduction:

Terrorism can be defined as “the use of violent acts to frighten the people in an area as a way of trying to achieve a political goal (Merriam-Webster 2015).” Terrorism not only includes acts of physical violence, rather, most analysts agree that oppression by fear is also a terrorist act. Terrorism has become one of the most widely discussed social and political issues in the world, largely stemming from the increased activity of groups like Al Quada in the middle east and high profile terrorist attacks like the 9/11 attack on the world trade center, and the London Subway Continue reading...

Applying the Approach of Two-Way ANOVA to Study the Relationships of Internal Locus of Control, Job Satisfaction and Leadership Style of the Manager
Applying the Approach of Two-Way ANOVA to Study the Relationships of Internal Locus of Control, Job Satisfaction and Leadership Style of the Manager

Abstract

The managers create the atmosphere in that the organization has to operate. The managers have to bless the employees with job autonomy so that the workers can select a perfect way and method of doing their jobs in a personalized manner. The managers have to let the employee find pleasure on his or Continue reading...