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    Globalisation is a highly contested term, where different perspectives have emphasis placed on different areas. With that being said, there is a broad level of agreement on the nature of globalisation. Globalisation is ‘a process which embodies a transformation in the spatial organization of social relations and transactions, generating transcontinental or interregional flows and network of activity, interaction and the exercise of power.’ (Held et al., 1999) At a simple level, globalisation…

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    As promoted by Oxfam and the Fairtrade labelling Organizations International (FLO), Coffee and Farmer Equity Practices are prompted to provide 16 million USD are provided annually to the farmers of coffee bean as a subsidy. Even though the challenges brought by fair trade…

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    until it was too late. Considering that Chris eventually would die of starvation, McCandless' gift of $24,000 to OXFAM, an organization dedicated to fighting hunger, is also an example of irony: “What Walt, Billie, and Carine didn't know when they flew down to Atlanta to attend Chris' commencement-what nobody knew-was that he would shortly donate all the money in his college fund to OXFAM American, a charity dedicated to fighting hunger.” (20). Chris did not care about money but was instead put…

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    The novel, Into the Wild, written by Jon Krakauer, is a riveting, cautionary tale about the death of Chris McCandless, a young man who embarks on a journey to Alaska to seek the truth of happiness through the solitude of nature and free himself from the constraints of society. No doubt, the ongoing theme throughout Krakauer’s novel is the dysfunctional father-son relationship between Chris and his dad. In fact, McCandless died before he had the chance to grow out of his anger. Into the Wild…

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    According to a study conducted last year by the Oxfam Committee, the richest eighty-five individuals in the world are as wealthy as the poorest three and a half billion individuals of the world. Although I want to illustrate income inequality particularly in the United States, this statistic is quite alarming considering the global economic impact our country has on the world. The implied benefits of reducing income inequality in the United States is critical to the overall economic growth of…

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    In Walter Rodney’s How Europe Underdeveloped Africa he argues that European imperialism and earlier colonialism from earlier centuries did little to nothing with improving the lives of the African people. European imperialism was meant to boost the economies and power of European nations; however, colonialism “blunted, halted, and turned back” the development of Africa. Also with the interruption of the development and culture of the African people, there was no compensation given as the…

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    From being a successful hip hop musical artist to engaging in the most controversial arguments and activities of all time Kanye West has been listed one of the most controversial person. Most of society can’t see past his outrage, outburst in the media. Some may say once he married the controversial well known Kim Kardashian was when things took a shift for the worse. He is constantly being judged and scrutinized by most. There have been times when he had to consult professional help because it…

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    The Public Health issue that will be discussed in this essay is Indigenous health. In this essay, targets, strategies, policies, plans, programs, projects and resources will be examined as it deals with this public health issue. The history of the Closing the gap program will broadly be discussed as well. Closing the gap is a strategy that aims at reducing the indigenous disadvantage with respect to life expectancy, child mortality, access to early childhood educational achievement, employment…

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    component could feature NGOs focused on political and human rights such as Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and the International Rescue Committee. Another component could feature NGOs focused on international health and wellness such as Oxfam, Partners in Health, and Médecins Sans Frontières. The structure of the alliance is designed for efficiency and neutrality. First, the NGOs with common focus areas will collaborate. Second, the NGOs will collaborate with others outside of their…

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    system that would be difficult to add to. However, there have been many claims that workers are not allowed to take bathroom breaks and are forced to wear adult diapers during working hours (Chuck, Poultey Workers, Denied Bathroom Breaks, Wear Diapers: Oxfam Report, 2016). Though Tyson Food, Inc. gave a statement claiming the falsity of these accusations, the reputation took a hit. To add value to Tyson Food, Inc. I would work with employees to understand the grievances and in what ways they…

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