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    serve as links to canalize events and presentations of the WHF new product. The goal is to establish and maintain "guanxi" among government officials, members of regulatory agencies and supermarket corporations. Moreover, considering the strong corporatism between private corporations and the state, there is the need to make allies within the China Dairy Industry Association. As a usual strategy of business with foreign brands in China, WHF can propose share technology and best practices of…

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    by students and activists in the community. This form of “narcissism” in the 1990s helped to expose many political issues of representation, but the intervention of pop culture and the glamourizing effect of activism as disempowered by American corporatism. More so, Klein (2000) the effective propaganda of pop culture in marketing campaigns that appeared to appease the issue of underrepresentation through “brand identities” that created the sensation that equality…

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    will be able to attend the debate. Johnson states that it is hypocritical for the United States to attack and label China as being a currency manipulator. Johnson is Pro Free Trade and thinks that it should be no tariffs, no restrictions, and not corporatism. Johnson sees the immigration issue completely different than most. In my opinion, he is considering it in a more logical and economical way. Johnson is against using raids to enforce immigration laws. He states that it isn’t logical and…

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    Absolutism In Mexico

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    urban workers were introduced into politics. Additionally, the Catholic Church was authorized to operate due to the PRI’s fundamental values. As Mexico evolved through democratization through the years, the government has been moving away from corporatism in order to fully sustain a liberal democracy. For example, the United Nations (UN) condemned Mexico for their extensive amount of pollution. This inspired the formation of the Management Program to Improve Air Quality (PROAIRE), which was…

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    of cities, report says. (2016). International Trade Forum, (2), 7. Biedzynski, J. C. (1996). Citizen and Subject: Contemporary Africa and The Legacy of Late Colonialism. Journal Of Third World Studies, 13(1), 282-285. Brett, E. A. (2005). From Corporatism to Liberalization in Zimbabwe: Economic Policy Regimes and Political Crisis, 1980-97. International Political Science Review, 26(1), 91-106. doi:10.1177/0192512105047898 Fontein, J. (2005). RECLAIMING ZIMBABWE'S UNFINISHED BUSINESS. Africa…

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    Within about half a century, the economic development of various major regions on this planet have seen tumultuous change not yet seen in the past millenniums, with overall positive result. This of course came from policies after the second World War which include reduction of global trade restrictions, more open international diplomacy, and increased telecommunications; which can be summed up as a process called globalization. By these means, here has also come several externalities which were…

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    The interwar years in Europe was the perfect environment for Communism, Fascism and Nazism to come to fruition, as a result of growing resentment and unhealed wounds from World War One. Dictators took power because of the failure of capitalistic and liberal ideologies. The rise of Communism, fascism and Nazism occurred under the respective leadership of Joseph Stalin, Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler. These individuals had differing approaches to accomplish their goals. But gist of their ideas…

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    In E.J. Dionne Jr.’s book, Our Divided Political Heart, He explores the various factors contributing to the great political polarization existing in America today. A reoccurring theme throughout the book describing this phenomenon is the perpetually diverging ideals of individualism and communitarianism. Traditionally Republicans have supported the concept of individualism, while democrat favor greater community orientation. We no longer have a Republican and Democratic parties that consists of…

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    Education Reform In Mexico

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    In 2013, Mexico performed below average on each OECD educational test, yet invested the same mean amount of money as other OECD countries in their educational system. However, 90% of Mexico’s budget encompasses wage expenditures. Much of this money is funnelled to teachers who are one hundred years old and to ‘phantom’ schools which don’t exist. In an effort to curb this rampant corruption, President Enrique Peña Nieto put forth a three-part education reform bill which mandates that teachers…

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    “Scandinavian penal exceptionalism is a penal philosophy which reflects the values inherent in social democratic corporatism.” “The roots of penal exceptionalism in Norway have derived from the Soria Moria Declaration, which expresses the government’s positioning regarding important fields of social policy”. (Criminologist, 2007) “This principle purpose is to increase the volume of the government’s policy with a new view into developing and improving life in and outside of prison”. With the…

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