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    rights and providing emergency assistance in states where human-rights violations are being perpetrated, similar to that stated in ‘Humanitarian Intervention and Peace Operations’ by Theo Farrell. It is difficult to define humanitarian intervention, as not all States agree on what is to be included in characterising and defining intervention. In many cases, however, humanitarian intervention involves the use of military force against a perpetrating state. According to the Danish Institute of…

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    Political: Roman Government and Politics According to the AP World History course framework, the third theme of the curriculum involves the creation, expansion, and conflict between the different forms of state across time. Focusing on one of the dominant powers of the classical period, the Romans, one can see a change in political structure as the Roman Republic turned into the Roman Empire (Wiseman). Before Rome became an empire, Rome was a republic from 507 to 31 BCE. Power resided in…

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    Critically analyze the role of Third Druk Gyalpo Jigme Dorji Wangchuk in the process of democratization. While the first two kings of Bhutan concentrated primarily on uniting the kingdom, they didn't have a time to bring development in the country. The country had remained isolated and undeveloped. The system towards democracy's first step was taken when country agrees to appoint the Ugyen Wangchuk as the first monarchy in 1907. Furthermore,Third Druk Gyalpo Jigme Dorji Wangchuk initiated the…

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    down because the government couldn’t blatantly kill monks as it did civilians. Russell writes that “The Asian economic miracle had swept over its skies leaving it untouched by late twentieth century development. In August, the ruling junta, the intimidatingly named State Peace and Development Council, had removed subsidies on energy and fuel, causing a spike in food and transport costs and instant hardship for Burmese people already living on the margins of survival.” (Russell 2015) She also…

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    discuss the concept of state because without a state, none of the three spheres mentioned above would exists because they all function within a state. A state, according to Cloete (1993:147), is an independent territory with clearly established boundaries that are recognized by the people of that territory, and the people and governments of other recognized states. A state has permanent inhabitants who are seen as its citizens. A state cannot be controlled by another recognized state because it…

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    United State immediately consulted with the alliances and they all agreed that United State had become the object of an armed attack. This incident had covered the Article V of North Atlantic Treaty. NATO invoked their collective defence provision for the first time after the terrorist attacked the United States. Even the Article V has been invoked there is no determination whether the attacked against United State was directly from abroad. Thus, if the determination…

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    important and interesting insights that sociology can offer. Browne explains how sociology is unique as sociology focuses on social behaviour to explain major events that occur in a community or the world. He includes aspects such as crime, religion, state, institutions, races, social classes, values and social norms. The United Nations in the context of child soldiers can look at the values and norms of concerned societies, observe the everyday life of citizens, and interview youth enrolled in…

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    The changes during Vatican two were very prominent in the development of Modern Catholics. The main goal was globally expressed in strengthening and unifying the Christian denominations to create an ecumenical community. Initial changes to the Mass were substantial as they were created in attempt to welcome and get more people involved through Liturgy and Sacraments followed by the changes in the Eucharist that modernized the Mass so people felt more welcome to attend mass. In attempt to…

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    unity and peace amongst dividing dominations and religious groups in Australia. These movements were all used to re-establish order and produce reconciliation in Australia but it did face some challenges. The World Council of Churches (W.C.C) and the Uniting Church in Australia (UCA) are ecumenical movements that aim to unify the Protestant churches of the world and ultimately…

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    Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) 2013 Nobel Peace Prize Winner Introduction The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons is an intergovernmental organization created in 1997 in order to uphold an arms control treaty known as the Convention on the Prohibition of Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on their Destruction, or the Chemical Weapons Convention. Only four United Nations member states are not part of the OPCW—Israel, Egypt, Sudan, and…

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