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    Making the issue more public, will allow people to come together as a society, and help those suffering from water privatization, or not fall into the trap of selling their own water supply. By showing the aftermath of countries like Bolivia, one will realize how much destruction the privatization of water was doing then good for the people of…

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    In the “Structural Dependence of the State on Capital,” Przeworski and Wallerstein (1988) focus on identifying whether democracy is a political system that allows citizens to solve the inequalities created in their society by capitalism. Przeworski and Wallerstein analyze the theory of “structural dependence of the state on capital,” which states that all governments in capitalist societies are compelled to “respect and protect the essential claims” of owners of wealth in society (Przeworski and…

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    The Importance Of My Life

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    If one comes, we all come Two years ago I moved to the United States with my mom and brother from Bolivia. This important and drastic decision was not planned at all. I think this decision was the hardest thing we have made so far. We never thought about coming to live here but all of a sudden we did not know what to do because our lives were about to change forever. I remember in the middle of June two years ago; my brother was talking with my mom about his friend taking the SAT in order…

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    This paper will discuss the ethical issues of whether or not to buy quinoa based on the perspective of the philosophical theories Kantian, utilitarian, and virtue ethicist. From the perspective of a Kantian thinker they would decide to buy to quinoa. The Kantian thinker bases their morality on whether or not their action is good or bad by making sure the act is based on principles and or duties. The action of buying the quinoa is a basic duty of buying food in order to get the proper nutrition…

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    far what I consider to be one of the better suited proposals for this area and for the management of these water resources. Bolivia itself does not have an incredibly advanced or well established infrastructure and still has a long way to go before it becomes as economically stable as many larger countries such as the United States, Canada, or the United Kingdom. So until Bolivia is able to develop and grow as an economy and country, then reinvestment in locals, a focus on local economy and…

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    Bolivia is one of the poorest countries in Latin America. Due to its government’s inability to maintain the education system, families with a higher income can opt to use private education while the poor are left with the option of an inadequate public education and often drop out to help earn income to help the family unit. “The government 's failure to improve the Bolivia school system, has led to a surge in privately owned institutes, schools and universities in Bolivia”. Only the rich…

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    start to act in a more cautious way and make decisions “less automatically” (Fiske & Taylor 1991; Balogun & Johnson 2004). This type of behavior can be easily transferred to the case of Petrobras. Even though after almost 10 years of activities in Bolivia, the company had developed experiential- and market-specific knowledge and became sensitive towards exploitation opportunities (Johanson & Vahlne 1977), such as the beneficial price and soil conditions, the new governmental regulations were…

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    adulthood. In an industrial society, women are exposed to an increased food supply and are told to participate in moderate activity levels. This results from menstrual activity being hypersensitive to physical activity. She stated that women in Bolivia and other cultures are exposed to a higher physical activity from childhood, and therefore, are not affected by this. From gathering this data, she wants to further her research and understand why hormone levels are significantly lower in…

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    Cheap Flights to Rurrenabaque Airport Travelers with a sense of adventure, a longing for a vast jungle landscape, and a passion for the environment should definitely have Rurrenabaque on their list. Located in the Amazon basin of Bolivia, Rurrenabaque is the perfect base camp for people wanting to experience the Amazon. It's a small town with a big sense of adventure and dozens of tour companies offering guided excursions into the jungle. To find the cheapest flights to Rurrenabaque, try…

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    Columbus who sails to the Americas and how he seized the land and indigenous people who were already present. While all this filming occurs, there is the water wars in Cochabamba, Bolivia led by Daniel, an actor who was recruited by Sebastian. The water war was about how companies from overseas were controlling the wells in Bolivia and were denying access to the public, they even restricted the people from collecting rain. There are some complications in the movie because since Daniel led the…

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