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    Chapter Summary Vietnam has a long history of colonial domination under China’s control for about 1000 years, followed by French colonization for almost 100 years. In 1954, Vietnam was finally able to gain independence. However, the conflicts in the country were far from ending. The Geneva Accord divided the country into two regions until elections could be held. Friction between these regions and the potential for uniting the country under communist rule led to the Vietnam War, which finally…

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    Talk about Holocaust and how the American people viewed it. Talk about Roosevelt’s views. Roosevelt felt sympathetic towards the Jewish people, and he tried to help the refugees, but unfortunately his efforts were hindered by the anti-Semitic views that the American population and the national government held. This anti-Semitic attitude manifested itself in the minds of Americans in many ways, and although there was no legal discrimination, these beliefs made it more difficult to gain support…

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    Corruption is one of the obstacles constraining the economic and social prosperity in Kosovo (Mehmedi, 2012). In corruption funds are diverted from its initial goal and therefore fields like poverty, inequality, economic growth, the health sector, infrastructure and the education sector are affected severly (Abbink, 2012). The distribution of spending that was going to be payed to workers on this fields, tool and technology, new roads and social service are now being placed somewhere else. It…

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    PRIVATE SECTOR UNIONS DECLINING-AN HOUR OF CONCERN INTRODUCTION Unionization of employees, employers and organizations can be seen in almost every country of the world, including Canada. Worker unions not only ensured better wages and adequate work hours but also ensured safe working environments and better social life of the workers. Unions offer a ray of hope and support for every worker whenever any misconduct occurs with the workers. Surprisingly, at present, the overall trend of…

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    The Middle East has been known for being a hot spot of political turmoil and suppression. Surprisingly, however, there have been a group of nations who have been able to maintain their authoritarian regimes within their respective states, all of which then form the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). These states include Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, UAE, Bahrain, and Oman which will be discussed more specifically in this paper. All of the nations in the GCC take the form of monarchies and are the…

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    Rostow full name is Schriften Von Walt W. Rostow. Rostow is a scholar who born on 1916 in New York City (Faculty, 2004). He writes The Stages of Economic Growth and the writing was famous in 1950 and 1960 where the post-war happens (Faculty, 2004). In 1969, he works as Professor of Economics and History at University of Texas which located in Austin (Faculty, 2004). In his writings, he challenged the John Maynard Keynes ideas (Hunt, 1989). In Hunt (1989) views, according to Keynes, he argues…

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    Enigma Of Gen Y

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    many myths that surround this concept and a clutter of data which is influenced from the perspective of a world that the Indian ecosystem finds difficult to relate to. Gen-Y in Indian context is a generation which has reaped the benefits of Post Liberalization (1994) era, a generation that has known abundance and not scarcity. More than often we shrug the concept of Gen Y as a misplaced norm or just a passing fad, comparing this to “Teenage Phenomenon” which we believe is a…

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    Individuality Vs Religion

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    ekstasis but the mere rituals. Similarly, people who bluntly believe in religion, one of the tools of ekstasis, make even more rules and limit the people’s choice of ekstasis. Nafisi asserts, “after the period of relative calm and so-called liberalization, we had entered hardships. Universities had once more become the targets of attack by the cultural purists who were busy imposing stricter sets of laws, going so far as to segregate men and women in classes and punishing disobedient…

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    The future is conquered by mysterious unknowns. In a world that lives in the present, the future's outcome holds the scariest time for change that will shape society either for better or for worse. George Orwell's novel, 1984, portrays a dystopian society managed by a totalitarian government that forces their ideologies on their people in a (mainly) psychological demeanor. Essentially, it is a novel that hints at a pessimistic future that will unravel, given contemporary of society's reliance…

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    Ataturk Research Paper

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    Throughout the long history of world we have quite seen the leader types, some soft some rigid, dictators especially, Stalin, Hitler, Garibaldi, who are known for massive deaths, and severely strict rules in their country. Dictator, a leader who gives orders and behaves as if they have complete power (dictionary.cambridge.org). Dictatorship, form of government in which one person or a small group possesses absolute power without effective constitutional limitations, a temporary magistrate who…

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