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    This is one of the best questions I have answered in recent time. Moreover, it is not because I am from Africa, but because western political, social, environmental and economic policies mainly dictated by the United State and Great Britain from the beginning and ending of the cold war led to the reason why Africa is undeveloped today. Furthermore, Africa is underdeveloped today as the result of Western Control, Neocolonialism, Corruption and the process that leads to western aid approval and…

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    Indonesia Case Analysis

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    1970-1980 was promoted by the inclined production of oil and higher price of oil on world market. Rosser (2007) argues that Indonesia on Soehartoe’s regimes could overcome resource curse because of technocratic influence on macroeconomic and fiscal policy.…

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    Policy and Procedure Developing policies and procedures is an integral step to the success of any business. Policies are designed to address a specific issue and ensure that it is handled consistently in the future. It is imperative that businesses have a true understanding of the specific issues that they are trying to improve upon or correct when writing and developing a policies and procedures (Vardiman, Shepherd, Jinkerson 32-43). In order to develop an effective policy and procedure…

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    foreign policy. The United States foreign policy has changed throughout time, being very dependent on the national interest of the country. With that being said the largest part of the United States’ outlook on foreign policy is none of these political ideas on foreign policy; but has evolved through the maturing of the United States in some type of neo-policy that was created based upon these three ideas. Through the exploration of the three key concepts of the United States’ foreign policy,…

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    American social policies are influenced heavily by society’s perception of poor dependent individuals. Some ways that policies are affected are the way policy makers view the “welfare” recipients. They view the unemployed, as lazy simply because the economy is not providing them with a decent job. Another ideology that the policy makers have is that minorities are the only population that receives “welfare”. Lastly, people who are dependent on welfare to survive cannot fend for themselves. They…

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    responsibilities. They also might not have any experience whatsoever to hold the title Commander in Chief. Since the Secretary of State is the first Bureaucratic position to assume Presidency within the succession line, his previous job deals with foreign policy so he should have a general understand on the importance of diplomatic relations with other countries. Next is the treasury, he would be able to steer us out of an economic crises. As we get further down the list, cabinet members who…

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    critical scientific findings, as well as his experience with policy makers. A story like his helps people understand the severity of climate change without getting too lost in scientific language. The most publicised information about climate change normally comes from media, which has a focus on the political side of things. Its important for people to understand the research behind climate change facts, and what some of the issues are with policy…

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    implementation of certain policies. The author also highlighted that expenditures are incremental in that the allocation of spending can also lead to stability in cities. Wood & Waterman (1993) focused on the way political institutions has affected bureaucratic behavior. They explained that bureaucrats go through an adaptation processes in the political environment sending and receiving multiple stimuli and stimulus. Rourke (1991) explained the level of involvement of bureaucratic role in policy…

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    M1 Unit 3 Risk Analysis

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    R1: The three strategies people often use to make security decision are rule-based decisions, relativistic decisions, and requirements-based decisions. The first strategy rule-based decisions are made for people by external circumstances or established, widely accepted guidelines. The second strategy relativistic decisions are often use to outdo others who are faced with similar security issues. Lastly, the third strategy requirements-based decisions are based on a organized analysis of the…

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    in American policy between the First and Second American Empire were a detriment to the development of the Third World. More specifically, Amsden’s thesis is that because of American policy rigidity, the Third World could be better suited for development if it cultivates self-determined policy. It is from this dichotomy between progressively driven policies and ideologically driven policies that Amsden theorizes a third American Empire: an ideal regime that promotes equitable policy regardless…

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