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    Ronald Reagan Before Ronald Reagan became president he was a actor and President of the Screen Actors Guild, as President of the Screen Actors Guild his political views would shift from liberal to conservative this was mostly due to the fear of communism in the Film industry. During the 50’s and early 60’s he toured the United States as television host and a spokesperson for conservatism his policies were also family oriented even though he was formerly divorced. He was then elected as governor…

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    Absolutism Vs Liberalism

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    alternative theoretical thinking to realism, which is regarded as the dominant theory in the international relations (Dunne, 1997). It is a theory of both governments within states and good governance between states and people worldwide. Liberalism believes that even though it is the most important actor in international relations, the state is not the only one.…

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    Un Peacekeeping

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    international support whereas the former didn’t which lead to over 3 million casualties. She adds that the reason for the failure of UN Peacekeeping missions is not solely because of their intent but has to do in part by the nature of the host countries, non-state actors, individuals and society in general. She concludes that peace support and peacekeeping operations have thus far not brought about the peace and security the world has been searching for” (Ngoma 2005). Although most would, like…

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    army or other governmental military force. Mercenaries fight for money or other recompense rather than for political interests. In the last century, mercenaries have increasingly come to be seen as less entitled to protections by rules of war than non-mercenaries. Until recently, these categories who sold military services for money were called mercenaries. Now, they are called Private Military Service Companies (PMSCs), they have both advantages and disadvantages. In this research paper, South…

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    National Security Essay

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    he provides an overview of the most serious challenges to U.S. National Security. “Violent extremism and an evolving terrorist threat,” he pens, “raise a persistent risk of attacks on America and our allies.” The violent extremist and terrorist threat is the most pressing national security challenge facing the U.S. in the next five to ten years. This threat is the most pressing concern because weak and failing states across the globe offer terrorist safe havens, weapons of mass destruction…

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    your mind ? War is violent , although it can also at times be passive . It is described in many different ways . Most say you need to experience it to understand what it is , war can not truly be defined . War is what it is made , it is the tactics , the men and women lost , and the time period . War is always changing . There are many questions about it such as , is war ever justifiable ? much say no it is never justifiable . However it is at strict conditions…

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    The world we live in is a beautiful but violent place. Whether it be war, genocide, torture, or mass killings, nowhere seems to be able to avoid these and other violent acts committed by both the state and its civilians. As such, a great deal of research has gone into understanding this violence, where it comes from, and how best to combat it in an attempt to free this world of its grip. One said violence that is at the forefront of this research today is terrorism, and how best to combat it.…

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    why these types of entertainment do not affect youth negatively. There is many different pieces of information on why it is actually good for today 's youth. It can help the mind, letting it react to things faster. Today 's media states the violent video games and violent movies are affecting today’s youth in the wrong ways. Now why is the media so big on bashing this type of violence? Why do we always jump to conclusions on things? One of the first things I will inform you on is whoever…

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    Democratic Peace Theory

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    powerful explanation to the state of war, which was the current condition of the world at that period in the international arena. With the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, the realist theory started to lose credibility as the theory failed to foresee the end of the Cold War. The other theory that will be discussed in this essay is…

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    Non-state actors such as the KKK and various other white militias, absolutely terrorized black communities for centuries. Today, in some communities, the same is true. In the U.S., any society without police will also have to be a society without rampant racism…

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