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    Reverse phone detective system If you have ever received a call from an unknown number and had the person hung up on you, you know how infuriating it can be. Not only was that rude, but who was it that called you? Could it possibly have been that special person you have been eyeing for a while? Or was it some strange person with a dark and sick agenda? What if a loved one had needed help and was using someone else’s phone to contact you? Instead of staring at your phone and silently freaking…

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    foreign policy. Every country represents its national interests in its foreign policy but it all depends upon the way by which they express their national interests effectively. Traditional diplomacy is government to government (G2G) relations. Traditional public diplomacy is about government talking to global publics…

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    the idea of having a mixed economy, but nevertheless, the government should have some rules and regulations, more like Laissez-faire. Laissez-faire is the idea that the government should leave decisions the market and according to Adam Smith, the government's interference should be limited to public health, national defense, etc (Samuelson &Nordhaus, 2010). By having that, there will be efficiency, equity, and economic growth. Governments would interfere in the market to enhance efficiency by…

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    involved in their government, and to fight for what is right. They teach us that you can be from any ethnicity, age, or any social class, and still have a voice as powerful as a lion. That is what makes all of these articles and speeches have a great impact on our society and the way American thinks today. Upon further examination, all the articles have one common goal in mind. To advocate change in government, break free from oppression, but not with violence. Also if the government would…

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    1. Define popular culture in one sentence and in your own words (don’t look up a definition). Popular culture is the predominant culture of mainstream society, encompassing the tastes of most of societies inhabitants. 2. Which elements of popular culture do you consume? Popular culture incorporates an array of genres, personally I consume popular music, primarily those played on the radio. Major sporting associations, football, basketball, hockey, and soccer. Additionally, movies and tv shows…

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    democracy and having people representatives body in the highest decision making body of the government. Democracy has been derived from the Greek word “demos”, or “people” is define as the government of the people, for the people and the by the people (Robert k. Fleck, 2002). Where powers are been exercised by the directly or through representatives elected. Democracy is more than set of specific government institutions.…

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    It is the latter who keep alive the bhasha theory of democracy, which sees democracy not as an import but a form of life native to the people. The Bhasha theory, if I may call it that, does not look for voice and partaking. Voice which has no theory of speech is like a viewer who can never be a witness. He cannot tell a story. Democracy is a commons of memory; the vote is simply a marker of their memory. Memory needs retelling, reinvention, but the memory of the modern democracy reads more like…

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    Surveillance has always been a contentious subject. In Foucault’s Discipline and Punish, he talks of The Panopticon where its inmates are vulnerable to constant visibility and manipulated into obediency. It is a metaphorical representation of a totalitarian society where the watchers, governmental bodies or organizations, are assured absolute power. (Foucault 1977) While I agree that panoptic surveillance can lead to disciplinary control, but Foucault’s arguement assumes that it is definitely…

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    the spreading out of culture, culture traits, or a cultural pattern from a central point. Demographics: the statistical data of a population, especially those showing average age, income, education, etc. Dictatorship: a country, government, or the form of government in which absolute power is exercised by a dictator. Human Development Index:is a statistical tool used to measure a country's overall achievement in its social and economic dimensions. Urbanization:is the increasing number of…

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    Universities, hospitals, banks and government usually require this type of leader in their organizations to ensure quality, increase security and decrease corruption. Leaders who would like to speed up the process will experience frustration and anxiety and are not welcome (Weber, 1905). Charismatic…

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