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    Victor Turner Ndembu

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    been highlighted often. Continuing hereby with the first reading that I read, Francois Foret highlighted that European Union being an international political order has likely transformed the political rituals into a new one. The rituals of the European that is the enactment of European governance opposing a European ceremonial, cherishing the memory of the European on its special day; European anthem and…

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    brutalities that the war between different actors has caused. This paper will use a constructivist theory to help us make sense of the reasons for Europe’s inability to provide an efficient united response to the refugee crisis. Primarily, because the European…

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    an attractive destination for immigrants because it had an abundance of land due to the Mexican Cession. Farmers would come to America to escape the famine in their countries. European immigrants would come to the east while Asian immigrants came through the west. “Many immigrants to a new country first settled in a community made up of people from their native land ... they would keep their old customs and acquire a limited knowledge of their new country's culture, language, and values. Then…

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    the international community is faced with its largest forced migration crisis since World War II, America has largely remained a bystander as Europe is weakened by the burden of resettling the flood of migrants and refugees from conflict zones like Syria. In order to lend political support to our major European allies, the United States must reassert its role in refugee resettlement and integration, much like we did after World War II. The strengthening of ties between European allies and the…

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    Euro is launched- In 1992, the European Economic Community was established with the ratification of the Maastricht Treaty. The euro was introduced and has been adopted by Eurozone countries in 1999. National currencies started to be substituted with the euro in 2002 and the euro became the official currency of the Eurozone. The Global Financial Crisis- Although the U.S. economy had formally dived into recession in 2007; the sudden collapse of the investment bank Lehman Brothers catapulted…

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    Would it be in the United Kingdom’s economic interest to leave the European Union? The United Kingdom (UK) has been a member of the European Union (EU) for almost four decades and has thrived financially since joining. However, following the recent financial crisis, concerns about Britain’s ongoing membership of the EU have increased dramatically, notably voiced by the head of the Confederation of British Industries (CBI), the UK’s largest business lobby. A key promise in the Conservative…

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    Socio-Cultural Analysis

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    in all of our missions. In this essay I will be using the tiny principality of Andorra located inside the Pyrenees Mountains to show how to prepare a socio-cultural analysis to understand the culture or a region. We can better study our target community by breaking down culture into five distinct aspects. The biggest aspects of culture are symbols, language, tools, values, and transportation (Barkan, 2016). Symbols have the ability to be non-verbal,…

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    Five Family Values

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    There are five types of family values. These values are social, political, religious, work and moral. (Duffy, n.d) In African-American culture religion is the foundation of many families. This is a cultural and familial value that has been passed down for generations. African-American’s suffered from slavery and oppression for many years and the only motivation or hope that was given to us was through religion. For example, the first influences of African-American Culture into hymns came from…

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    For example, French visitors would not tolerate long waiting lines. The European and Americans’ eating habits have been different. Unlike Americans, the case had indicated, “Europeans were not accustomed to eating fast means at off hours, sometimes while walking, as were Americans, and predicted that dining facilities would have a problem serving peak demands". Euro Disney was lacking cultural sensitivity. Europeans did not want to eat fast meals while walking or standing. They felt it was a…

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    The increase in migration rates is due to three events that have taken place over the course of the past twenty years. The first one being the expansion of the European Union in 2004. Through the expansion they included ten small post-communist countries that were very poor, and when they officially became a part of the E.U. many citizens that lived there left to go find better job opportunities in countries such…

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