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    Civil disobedience can be defined as the act of opposing a law one considers unjust and peacefully disobeying it while accepting the consequences. Peaceful resistance to laws positively impact a free society. The reasons why peaceful resistance to laws positively impact a free society are that as long as one is willing to accept the consequences of their actions and there intentions are to peacefully change the law than it will have a positive affect on the society. For example while Martin…

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    Throughout history, it is not hard to see civil resistance occurred as a result of modernization. When a society undergo the process of modernization, a lot of changes were made in order to transform to a society which prioritizes individualism, equality and freedom. However, if the society or the nation can not reach the speed of modernization in the globalized context, and people are not satisfied with the status quo, actions such as resistance may break out. Resistance occur because the needs…

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    Let’s look at activism as the catalyst to achieve the common purpose. To be a civil society, you need to be active civil society. Our modern world has shown that activism champions a good cause. Activism encourages politicians to listen, scientists to listen and hopefully inspire them to come together for the common good. Question at Issue: In this particular assignment, we must cross-examine whether sustainability is more about politics or science. Information: We must look to investigate a…

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    Middlebury Case Summary

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    Middlebury struggle session. (2017, Apr 25). Wall Street Journal Retrieved from http://rdas-proxy.mercy.edu:2048/login?url=https://search-proquest-com.rdas-proxy.mercy.edu/docview/1891314915?accountid=12387 In this article based on Charles Murray Middlebury case, Bert Johnson, chair of Middlebury political science department apologized for the violent student’s behavior. Johnson apologized in the campus newspaper. The article also explained that 30 Middlebury students received “accepted…

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    Civil society is a contested and developed theory studied by various scholars across the globe. Based on intense research conducted to define this social construct, the high level of complexity and difficulty to understand is evident. Philosophers Brian O’Connell (1999) and Bruce Sievers (2010), publicized their developed understanding of what constitutes civil society and the essential elements required to sustain the conditions of civil society. In exploring their work, both authors agree the…

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    Civil disobedience has been used by many historical figures to protest certain laws the most famous being Martin Luther King Jr. While they made huge impacts it raises the question, is does it make a positive or a negative impact on the people and our society. Recently there have been many "protests" as they are called that have been very violent and have hurt many Americans and society as a whole. But, in my point of view civil disobedience is both safer and a more positive influence on the…

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    is a critical part of our government as the right to peacefully protest, assemble, and petition is included in the 1st Amendment. Some people believe that noviolent civil disobedience can cause harm to our society. I believe that civil disobedience has always had a positive impact on American society and brought about real change. Civil Disobedience in America can be traced back to the era of the 13 British Colonies. When the British imposed the Stamp Tax many colonists opposed the tax by making…

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    Civil disobedience is the act of opposing a law one considers unjust and peacefully disobeying it while accepting the consequences. In my opinion peaceful resistance to laws positively impact a free society. A free society is where all individuals act voluntarily, having the freedom to obtain the power and resources to fulfill their own potential. Adlai Stevenson defined free societies as a society in which individuals find it safe to be unpopular. Peaceful resistance is the practice of…

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    constant feedback between the government and society. When there is a flaw in the government, feedback is commonly returned as a form of civil disobedience or violence. Civil disobedience is the only peaceful method that eliminates impurities in an administration, retains trust for the government, and does not infringe upon the common welfare of society. The goal of performing civil disobedience is to eliminate the impurities in an administration such…

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    Governance And Civility

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    public servants and its negative effects on the society, their causal factors, and how this trend can be reversed. Per the article, therefore, it takes a civility-conscious government to produce a resilient government. Resilience is the ability of a person or system to recover from a difficulty or crisis. Civility is the politeness in behavior or speech that a person exhibits or government inculcates and promotes in…

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