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Have you ever heard stories about recently returned war veterans who do something completely contrary to their character and wondered: why did they snap? In many cases soldiers who return from high-pressure, high-conflict war situations suffer from a condition known as PTSD or Post-traumatic Stress Disorder. In fact, it is estimated that more than 5.2 million cases of PTSD are diagnosed each year in America (“How Common is PTSD”, 1.) War veterans and active military servicemen and women are more likely to suffer from PTSD than any other social group (Department of Veterans Affairs, 1). Post-traumatic Stress Disorder is Continue reading...

Introduction

For many years, migration of sex workers has elicited a lot of debate among many
scholars. In some nations, the industry has an increase in income. This discussion has become a global issue in both politics and research. One of the most critical questions that have been asked in the past is the issue of irregular migration. Migrants from many countries have the tendency of doing this so as to improve their economic status. While this might be true, it is not always absolute. What can complicate it further is the fact that many individuals migrate with the false Continue reading...

The period after the Second World War and particularly between 1949 and 1953 was fundamental in shaping domestic politics and international relations in the Asian region. This was a time when countries were recovering from the adverse effects of conflicts and the Second World War. Countries such as japan that had been a strong factor in the Asian international relations had been weakened to the knees by the war while many other republics such as the People’s Republic of China and the Republic of Indonesia were formed. Almost all Asian countries saw significant changes in policies influenced by Continue reading...

History

The historical fate of women is not only difficult, but in many ways and tragic. The independent status of women, which she had in the days of matriarchy, it was lost in the transition to the patriarchal family.
During the first half of this 20th century in most industrialized countries of the West women without a revolution got civil rights and suffrage movement, reaching its goal, mostly ceased. Of course, formal equality is not yet complete alignment expresses the social position of the sexes. Backlog of women in the cultural, social, political and economic fields, in many cases is Continue reading...

As it is known, drug trafficking and terrorism are the things, closely interrelated. Traffickers, who have rich experience of illegal ‘laundering’ of money, provide access to the financial sources for all major terrorist groups. In addition, terrorism and drug trafficking are closely linked to the illegal arms shipments.
The rapid growth of drug production and transit of weapons in countries, where for decades it is conducted the civil wars, support the conclusion that the internal armed conflict is a powerful stimulus for the activities of drug and weapon mafias. This applies to Yugoslavia (Croatia, Bosnia, Macedonia, Kosovo), Afghanistan (the Continue reading...

Ronald Reagan is known today as a conservative icon, one that many Republicans look to for inspiration. Reagan’s accomplished many things as president, ranging from Reagonomics, cutting the size of government, dealing harshly with the USSR, and bringing an end to the Cold War. His famous economic policy, the Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act, pledged to cut government spending by three dollars for any dollar increased due to taxes (Ehrman 61). Furthermore, he was well known before his days as president because was a governor of California and a former actor. In the end, Reagan embodied the Continue reading...

Introduction

General Douglas MacArthur was one of the most controversial and most talented military leaders during the World Wars. He became the Chief of Staff of the United States Army during the period between the World Wars (Frank, 2007). He was a five-star American General which commanded the Philippine Army during World War II, contributed to the occupation of Japan and led the Allied Forces during the Korean War. Many of the historians characterized him as egotistic, out-spoken and very talented in terms of military tactics. He was only the American General to serve as the field marshal in the Continue reading...

1.  Identify the species' scientific name, listing status, and a short summary ofwhat is known about the species. 
Musk deer is a small animal with an average body length of 100cm and a height of 60-61 cm, at the shoulder level. Because of its long hind limbs, its movements resemble more like rabbit, than that of a deer. Seven species of musk deer are identified to date. The taxonomy of the species, is given below.

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata
Order: Artiodactyla
Family: Moschidae
Scientific Name:
Moschus fuscus (native of Tibet, Vietnam, Tibet and listed endangered)
M.sibriricus (native of Tibet and listed Continue reading...

The term “Nazi” conjures up horrific images of German soldiers brutally murdering millions of Jews and other social groups German Nazis categorized as “non-Aryans.” The Holocaust has been called the darkest period of human history and the greatest crime against humanity that has hitherto been recorded in history. This methodical and systematic elimination of so-called “undesirables” was made possible by an amalgam of factors: ripe conditions in a war-torn Europe that enabled fascism to take form. * Despite national idiosyncrasies, Nazi Germany as the Third Reich and Fascist Italy, along with other fascist movements, retained many commonalities that allow for Continue reading...

The democracy and human rights policy was and is currently in use in many of the United States international events participation. The Libyan and Syrian civil unrests are two of the most notable events that the US participated in its endeavor to safeguard democracy and human rights. In the Libyan case, the US participated with the intent of freeing the Libyan masses from Muammar Gaddafi’s tyrannical rule. The rule was characterized with oppression, disregard of human rights and limited political space. The US had also the intent of safeguarding the innocent lives of the Libyans that were at Continue reading...

Introduction

Aging is an inevitable process of life. It is the process of becoming older that brings about a lot of multidimensional (physical, psychological and social) changes. For example, as people age, their reaction time may slow down, but they develop more wisdom. Old age triggers the occurrence of various diseases and the inability to perform most of the societal activities. In other words, old age is generally associated with physical disabilities. With people living a fast paced lifestyle nowadays, elderly people are often considered a burden because of their age-related disabilities. Many senior citizens get into social seclusion and Continue reading...

The main thesis that will be discussed in this paper suggests that capitalism is not bound to eventually lead to its own demise; rather, it will continue to evolve just like how it did for the past years and even decades. The persona that will be featured in this case will be that of a person living in the United States during the Cold War. The Cold War is essentially an indirect political and economic conflict between the democratic countries (who support capitalism) and socialist and communist countries (who on the other hand support a centrally planned type of Continue reading...

CIA Drug Trafficking

The history of the establishment of the CIA and control of drug trafficking begins with Burma. It is necessary to focus on the fact that the CIA did not get sufficient funds for its operations from the US budget. Participation in the illegal drug trade allowed the CIA to solve many problems secret for 60 years. This way CIA (Central Intelligence agency) is an intelligence agency of USA seemed to be in drug trafficking not directly but indirectly supporting such groups that are a part of such unlawful activities; however, drug trafficking means illegal distribution, manufacturing and selling of 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...

INTRODUCTION

Women’s role and place in Chinese society during the so-called May Fourth epoch was nebulous, complicated, and untraditional as a result of broad-sweeping social and political changes that took place. Several pieces of writing penned during the twentieth century developed within particular frameworks and May Fourth discourses issues pertaining to women specifically. Liberals, intellectuals, Communists, and Japanese sympathizers alike have all proffered works that broached women’s issues from a variety of perspectives and backgrounds which nonetheless evinces threading tropes and common themes. Specifically, observers opined about the subordination of Chinese women within a constraining patriarchal culture that 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...

Nike has for long been under scrutiny for exploitation of labor, mistreatment of labor, and participation in illegal practices such as Child Labor. The company has not been doing any of these in its home country, where strict labor laws apply; rather its target has been saving production costs by outsourcing production to Third World countries, the governments of which are eager to attract foreign investments to benefit their yet emerging economies (Wilsey & Lichtig, 2012). This report focuses on the practices followed and the economical and ethical issues faced by Nike in outsourcing production for lower cost. Once these Continue reading...

According to Encyclopedia Britannica, communism is defined as “the political and economic doctrine that aims to replace private property and a profit-based economy with public ownership and communal control of at least the major means of production (e.g., mines, mills, and factories) and the natural resources of a society” (“Communism”). The only country in the world, which still remains Soviet-style communism is North Korea. Total communism has led to the international isolation of this repressive state and massive poverty. However the effectiveness of communism is considered as “zero” nowadays, Karl Marx’s ideas always can be interpreted in the Continue reading...

The theology of liberation is a fundamental crusade that started down in South American states of Mexico and El Salvador as a reaction to the improper treatment offered to the poor and the common people. During the late 1970s and early 1980s, the South American states suffered the dictatorship accompanied with several injustices in the hands of the ruling governments. The injustices majorly included denial of particular freedoms such as freedom of speech, freedom of fair hearing and wrongful imprisonment among other injustices (Pattison, Stephen 98). The injustices left a number of common people suffering and oppressed in poverty, Continue reading...

Policing of Prostitution and Drugs in Contemporary China

History of Policing in Prostitution and Drugs
Though “underage female prostitution” has been recorded for years, the crime of “Engaging in Prostitution with an Underage Girl,” or (EPUG), in the context of modern day China is firmly anchored in the chronological, developmental and societal structure of China. To fully comprehend the context of the crime of EPUG, there must be an examination and evaluation of the prevailing Chinese judicial system.
Here, it is deduced that the existing judicial system being operated in the country is deficient with regards to protecting children from abuse, and it has been also found Continue reading...