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Information about the Country (Turkey)

Turkey is strategically located at the crossroads of Asia, Europe and the Middle East. Nowadays, Turkey has a fast strong, growing and sound economy. At the same time, Turkey still has many issues that need attention. The account deficit is large, inflation is still significant, competitiveness is an issue, corruption, and what is most problematic, unemployment is rather high, namely in the south east and east, and among those first entering the labor market and women. The current growing fears about limits to free press and semi autocratic leadership are also a matter of concern. Continue reading...

Introduction

A glimpse into historical records, it is ostensive that accounts of human civilization is replete with incidences of warfare - warfare that in most cases culminate into war crimes and crimes against humanity (Scherrer, sec. 1). Such notable events take in the Nazi revelation in Europe, the perpetual civil wars in Africa, interstate missile threats, and nuclear crises, and the never-ending cycle of conflicts in Middle East. Records further reveal that humanity customarily wage these hostilities against neighbor empires, nations, cultures, or peoples. In the course of the war, it is customary, that the subjugated societies grow into subjects Continue reading...

Introduction

The Byzantine Empire was one of the few great states, date of establishment and the collapse of which are known to mankind with great accuracy. Date of foundation of the empire causes some discussion. This could be, for example, the day on November 8 in 324, in which the Roman Emperor Constantine the Great founded his new residence - the city of Constantinople. Or it could be May, 11, 330 - in the day of the official ceremony of consecration of Constantinople as the new capital of the Roman Empire. There are other options also exist. But the date 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...

Biblical Archaeology

Thomas Edward Lawrence was born on August 15, 1888 in North Wales. The marriage of his parents was not consecrated by church, so a child was illegitimate. This "shameful" from the point of view of Victorian morality fact left the imprint throughout the life of Lawrence. Ironically, this boy born out of wedlock has become known all over the world, and glorified not aristocratic name of the father, but unremarkable mother's surname. His father has the means, not exceeding the income of craftsman. The first eight years of life, Lawrence lived wandering around Scotland and Britain. Wanderings casually brought Continue reading...

Media and Culture

When we relate media into our culture, we are referring to the influence of mass media to our society. It is the way media which includes television, radio, and the internet affect the daily life of the people. However, this effect varies from country to country. Since we are talking about culture media, it still depends on how cultures work and how media mixes into the process of practicing it. In this paper, we will look into American, Saudi Arabian, and Turkish culture media. This aims to describe and analyse the effect of each media into its own culture. Continue reading...

Islam enjoins women to hide the body, except the face and hands. In different regions, historical and cultural traditions the function of ideological dress - hijab - performs khimar, niqab, the veil and their variations. Hijab is translated from Arabic as "veil" or "curtain." It refers to any women's clothing that meets the requirements of Sharia, and in Western societies - the traditional Islamic headscarf for women. Wearing of hijab by a woman is one of the main provisions of the Islamic statute - Sharia. Some governments encourage and even oblige the women to wear the hijab, some prohibit. Continue reading...

Gurbuz et al. (2013) says that work-family conflict is more pronounced in this decade due to the latest demographic trends and the social transformations in the business world. Currently, workers face challenges to balance work and family roles some of the conflicts that occur include inter-role conflict and work-family conflict due to interference between the demands of the family and work issues. The conflict in work and family lead to stress, lack of job satisfaction, absenteeism from work, life dissatisfaction, and poor work performance.
The fundamental objective of the research is to look into the role of workload on 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...

The name Third World Countries started at the onset of the Cold War, and it was used to refer to countries that had no affiliations with the East or the West (NATO). The East refers to nations that promoted and adopted the communist ideas and economic policies. However, the end of the cold in the early 1990s after the separation of the Soviet Union led to the use of the name in a different context. Today, the name refers to countries that have not optimized their potential in terms of their political development and maturity. These are developing countries Continue reading...

Compulsory Education in the U.S. and Canada
Compulsory Education in the U.S. and Canada

Abstract

This paper will compare the system of compulsory education in the U.S. and Canada. In an effort to increase access to education and discourage students from dropping out of school, countries across the world, especially developed countries, have undertaken compulsory school attendance legislation. In the paper, the U.S. and Canada will be considered. Through the use of a comparative model, the paper will examine the similarities in the compulsory education systems in the U.S. and Canada in terms of the variations in governance across the Continue reading...

The international situation of the end of XX - the beginning of the XXI century can be characterized, as widely conflicted. Each continent of the world has the territorial conflicts, only Antarctica remains the territory of peace.
Disintegration of the Soviet Union opened the problems, existing behind the "Iron Curtain". The Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict for Nagorno-Karabakh is potentially dangerous to entire Asian region. The solution of this problem stands still as the parties lay down to each other very high conditions. Baku and Yerevan consider the territory of Nagorno-Karabakh as their historical territory. Actually this territory till the XIX century Continue reading...

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Introduction
The cults and religion in ancient Rome is a reflection of its cultural diversity. Through military conquest, the small city-state in Italy grew out to become one of the world’s largest empires, incorporating all the major cults and religion in the ancient world within its territory. Ancient Rome was initially a pagan society wherein different cults and religions thrived. Among the significant religions that have infiltrated Rome are the oriental cults, which also include Judaism and Christianity. It should also be noted that the ancient Roman Empire, in its peak, encompasses a vast territory and Continue reading...

Smoking Cessation

Hall, L., & Yang Irene. (2014). “Smoking cessation and relapse challenges reported by postpartum women.” Print
Purpose of the Research: The main objective of the research is to have an insight on the difference of postpartum inpatient women and former smokers on their needs for smoking cessation. Furthermore the cessation processes were classified and was given by healthcare providers. The study would also compare the secondhand smoke exposure of those patients, their interests in intervention at post-discharge, the perceived barriers of stopping the smokers and the self-efficacy of smoking abstinence.

Review of Related Literature

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INTRODUCTION

When people think of ancient Rome they may reflect on its vast architecture, like the Coliseum, they may recall famous figures of history, like Julius Caesar, or see it as the modern center of the Catholic religion and the home of their leader, the pope. However, one of the most common and familiar topic that arises when discussing ancient Rome, is their religion The Roman pantheon of Gods, including names like Jupiter, Venus and Mars, still represent power, divinity and magic. You will see their inclusion in advertising, sports teams and organizations, over the course of the years of Continue reading...

English

The plague, the decease, which wiped off the face of the earth almost one-third of its population, leaving people die in misery, left the big mark in the history as the most devastating pandemic. This deadly decease may kill two thirds of the infected human beings without an appropriate treatment. There are three types of plague: bubonic plague, which concentrate the infection in the lymph nodes, septicemic plague at the blood vessels, and pneumonic plague in the lungs. The bubonic plague is caused by the Yersinia pestis, the bacterium that was named after a Swiss bacteriologist in 1894. Yersinia Continue reading...

In the midst of World War II, world powers gathered to defeat the reign of one of the most powerful dictator the world has ever seen. It was the leadership of Adolf Hitler who they want to abolish. It was bad and cruel. In the eye of the world, Hitler is the one who is doing the most hateful things. But behind those leaders who want to persecute him, one of them were hiding behind the curtains and doing almost the same thing as Hitler, killing and imprisoning people for their opposition against him. It was, with his popular Continue reading...

The scientific and technological discoveries were the locomotive of human society evolution. The period of Renaissance, the industrial revolution and the technological breakthrough of the twentieth century were stipulated by industry-changing discoveries. The paper reviews the most significant of these discoveries that altered the course of history and contributed to further development of society.

TYPES OF DISCOVERIES BEING MADE

Renaissance. One of the most fundamental discoveries of the Renaissance belongs to J. Guttenberg who invented the printing press. According to Man in 1453 Guttenberg manufactured a movable metal type and printed around one hundred copies of the bible. The invented equipment has substituted time-consuming Continue reading...

According to Smith (262), Catholic and Protestant Churches disagree on Filioque doctrine that asserts that the Holy Spirit sprouts from the Holy Father and the pious Son. Some theologians believe that the common tradition appears in 589 in Toledo. Other scholars such as A.E. Burn question the tradition since he thinks that not all doctrines apply on a daily basis to impact daily relations in all the branches of the universal church. Traditionally, Christians enjoy an understanding of the Trinity that existed in a unity of three divine persons that include The Father is God, the Son is equally Continue reading...

Introduction

Voting or suffrage, as a cornerstone of democracy, has been considered as a rational act based on informed judgment wherein every citizen gets a chance to voice out his opinion through the polls. However, it is inevitable that an individual’s opinion or judgment can be influenced by outside forces such as the mass media in print, radio, television or internet. Ideally, media operations are expected to be limited to observation of election events. But in the real world, the media industry has been riddled with polarized convictions and is increasingly becoming vocal in their stand pro or against Continue reading...