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    claim that it no longer has the values that lead to policies of the IRS system, then it would have to admit to a colonial past of assimilation. The mandates of the TRC are not based on the protection of children; rather, to legitimize the government’s guilt in a mea culpa. These sentiments take shape by the current attitudes toward the reconciliation of redress. The accomplishment of apologizing and the TRC is in resolving the guilt of a century policy of…

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    When it comes to government policy in the third world, there are “the ubiquitous three I’s: ignorance, ideology, and inertia” (Banjeree 271). Policy maker in the third world generally suffer from the same information asymmetries that they poor they serve do. They are often not well educated enough to understand how to make correct policy decisions, and often base them on fads or erroneous ideologies. Because these ideologies are turned into policy, they perpetuate poor traditions and…

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    totality (the aid project), his main arguments are under-supported, seek to frame the development organization as a somehow different operation than any other sort of organization, and ignore the interests of workers at different…

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    2016). Universities have more extensive policies to address academic dishonesty then sexual violence occurring on campus. By not having direct and concise policies the process of addressing sexual assault cases gets diluted. Sexual assault allegations need to be handled in a consistent manner through a centralized system. Ultimately, a standalone policy will…

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    There is stemmed from this research the need for a new direction for environmental research, practice and policy. These are the five recommendations for such research: 1. Develop and integrated conceptual model of the built environment, mobility, and activities of everyday life. 2. Develop strategies to conduct better longitudinal studies 3. Expand the study…

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    A persuasive foreign policy argument is vital as it interprets the relationship with other states and dictates how to interact within the international arena. It is a reflection of how the country sees the world and how it will approach it. For the United States, an effective foreign policy argument is vital to the maintenance of their great power position and to achieve their national interest. Therefore, this policy should also have an effective grasp of international relations theories like…

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    that this person they admire is trying to help a cause and it wills them to want to help as well. People donate time and money to the cause therefore aiding the cause. A concern is because celebrity humanitarians can “dilute debates, offer misguided policy proposals, and lack credibility” (Text 4, Lines 11-12). However, celebrities appear before global assemblies and lobby for humanitarian causes (Text 3, Lines 4-5). Celebrities could not be appearing before global leaders if they were not…

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    an economic policy that is based on the idea that a country should rely on local industrialized products instead of products garnered through foreign trade. Since 1980, direct government intervention and participation in the productive economy substantially diminished, notably through a vast privatization program. In the 1980s and early 1990s, the focus was shifted towards economic policies that favor…

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    Bloomington is a town, which is full of different kinds of nonprofit organizations, and there are always events that held by those organizations going on daily. It is hard to catch every single event, but because of the large variety of nonprofit organizations, people who live here can have lots of choices to participate into them and experience the voluntarism and altruism at the same time. According to Indiana.edu, there are approximately 1,082 nonprofit organizations at Bloomington (Indiana…

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    must define policies that ensure the safety, and security of its personnel. The policy should include physical security, as well as processes that ensure that personal data is protected. The company should only collect personal information when required, and disclose how the personal information is going to be used. Personnel security should be a top-down approach, with all levels of management in agreement on how best to administer the policy, and enforce it. Personnel Security Policy A…

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