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    culture simply does not work. What does explain the differences in nations, however, is the political and economic structure of their institutions; weather they are structured in a way to advance and spread wealth or funnel wealth down to a select few elites. There are two broad and opposing ways to shape a nation; extractive political and economic institutions are a way…

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    There are many reasons gridlock cannot be solved these include the fact that there is currently a Republican majority in the house, the design of Congress is slow, elites act under the rational choice theory and the unconventional rules and regulations in Congress. By looking at the makeup of Congress, the institutional design, elite behavior and unorthodox lawmaking, it will not be possible for Speaker…

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    Failure In Africa

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    PLS 445 Kairat Tugylbay Take Home Quiz 3 What is the primary overriding cause of State Failure in Africa Today? According to Bates, How are Elites and Masses are supposed to behave? To what extent are the Elites responsible for State Failure in Africa? How did governments manage economies, Post-Independence? In a Failed State, Bates Says that people can Either Live in Security or Prosperity, But not both. Why is this case? Why has Political Violence Become Such a Prevalent Phenomenon across…

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    with by Adnan's metamorphosis. Üç İstanbul attempts to analyze the situation of elites, intellectuals and social life that is formed in accordance with political change, in the context of power in three different periods. In the novel, the case that marked these periods was the deep connections and bonds between the elites and power centers, and three different circumstances of Istanbul and the self-interest of the elites, flattery, corruption and rottenness was expressed.…

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    State Autonomy Theory

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    M. (2013), “While there are many theories of elite rule, they are [all] in agreement that elite rule is not necessarily oligarchical… but rather a regime sufficiently democratic to prevent elite domination and maintain popular legitimacy…elite democracy is a theory of representative government that seeks to reconcile centralized institutions with democratic principles.” Barker, D. M. (2013) goes on to say that a few key themes in an elite democracy which include, “a view of institutional systems…

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    however, is in their message to the elite of Judah in its waning days and their eventual exile. One main point of difference between the prophets was their interpretation of reasoning for the fall of Judah. Jeremiah, a prophet who prescribed to the Deuteronomist traditions, is explicit in his message to the elite of Judah, that they have gone against the Sinai Covenant. He sees the Babylonian takeover of Judah as…

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    5. Email Provides Intimacy Indeed, for most of my elite subscribers, email was better than the forums because of the promise that the correspondence would stay secret and intimate, so that a subscriber could also voice their concerns without having others read them. This is true in general for all kind of subscribers, but while regular subscribers were always more about consuming my subscriber-only content, elite subscribers were more personable and involved in communication, especially in the…

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    Actinin-3 Essay

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    have the lowest incidence of the ACTN3 mutation while Asians have the highest. This could be because of how much energy was needed for these individuals in different parts of the world. It was interesting to see the allele frequency for this gene in elite athletes and how it was expressed based on the sport or level of complexity that the athletes performed at. It was striking to see that the genotype frequency displayed from this study showed that power Olympians were absent of the XX genotype…

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    Another similarity between 1984 and Toys is the setup of the book. During 1984 the book is split into three smaller books. In book one it shows Winston’s conflict with the outside world and his inner conflict of wanting to commit thought crime and wanting to do the right thing. The second book shows us how Winston believes the Party and Big Brother are wrong. For example Julia and Winston engage in sexual intercourse, an act of rebellion against the party. Winston also makes friends with a man…

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    In her paper, Shamsie lays out a radicalized version of Robert Bates' and Horowitz's theories of elite predation and ethnic violence in an attempt to better explain what caused the bloody El Salvadoran civil war that engulfed the country in the last two decades of the 20th century. First and foremost, Shamsie attempts to push the boundaries of Horowitz's definition of ethnicity by arguing that the shared experiences between campesinos in El Salvador were so strong that they created a kind of…

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