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    Political Dynasty

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    INTRODUCTION: The Philippine Congress‚ the law-making body of the government‚ is bicameral1‚ it is divided into two houses and each house has similar requirements in order for an aspiring candidate to run. Future candidates are only required to fulfill minor requirements like citizenship‚ the ability to read and write‚ number of years in terms residency‚ a specific age and being a registered voter. Congressmen are voted per district‚ while senators are elected at large and are ranked by the number

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    Roman Social Classes

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    was economic and a man could be enrolled as an equestrian if he could prove that he had a stable minimum amount of wealth and land ownership. By extension‚ his family members were also considered equestrians. If an equestrian gained position in the senate‚ then he moved up to the senatorial class‚ along with his family‚ although this was uncommon. Women of the upper class were born into and inherited their social position through their father. Women were arranged to

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    Essay on Administrative Reform in the Philippines - Public Administration Essay Essay on Administrative Reform in the Philippines A study was made by the World Bank about the extent of corruption in the Philippines. The study reveals the existence of a consensus in the government‚ nongovernmental and international circles that corruption in the public and private sectors in the Philippines is pervasive and deep-rooted‚ touching even the judiciary and mass media (Chay Florentino-Holifena‚ 1998)

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    Lapura ‚ Jomari S. AB Pol Sci - PS12 ASS#1 (Name) (course-section ) A political party is a political organization that typically seeks to influence government policy‚ usually by nominating their own candidates and trying to seat them in political office.[1] Parties participate in electoral campaigns and educational outreach or protest actions. Parties often espouse an expressed ideology or vision bolstered by a written platform with

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    Political After the first world war Canada started to become more independent from the British empire. At the imperial conference in 1921‚ prime minister Arthur Meighen opposed a British plan for renewing the alliance with Japan. This decision was based strongly on the American opposition. In 1922‚ a diplomatic crisis occurred in Turkey‚ the Canadians did not help‚ this showed their growing independence. The prime minister let the parliament decide‚ but by the time they had made a decision the problem

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    Collective and Individual Ministerial Responsibility: Should Ministers or Senior Bureaucrats be Held Accountable for the Department? For years‚ Canadians have stood by and watched as officials of the Canadian government have been questioned‚ accused and held up for public scrutiny on issues of misappropriation of funds‚ personal and public scandals‚ and inappropriate departmental spending of taxpayers’ dollars. In the public eye‚ Ministers abused their public authority and were inadequately

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    Antonio Tujan Jr is the director of IBON International‚ which coordinates the NGO Cluster on Rights and Equity at Rio+20‚ and is one of three NGO representatives selected to speak at the Rio+20 "High Level Roundtables” where heads of state and Nobel laureates speak to civil society and the private sector. He is chair of two major international aid coalitions‚ Better Aid‚ and the Reality of Aid Network‚ among other organizations. About IBON International Our MissionCapacity development of peoples’

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    A Proposal to Abolish Grading is a piece by Paul Goodman who raises many important questions about the current educational system inducted by the majority of universities. In this essay I will be both analyzing and evaluating this piece and what it’s purposes to the best of my ability. I think that the most important question or thesis of this piece is the question of would it be beneficial to eliminate the current process of grading at a few prestigious universities. Is this a logical I idea and

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    amount to PHP 728 million and PHP 1.1 billion released in 3 February 2004 and 11 February 2004 respectively were allegedly misused and utilized to finance Arroyo’s campaign before the May 2004 Presidential Elections. Napoles was even summoned to a Senate blue ribbon committee hearing in 2008 to talk about the scam. However‚ no charges were officially filed against her. Merlina Pablo Sunas‚ an employee of Napoles whom she had appointed as president of a bogus non-government organization called People’s

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    relationship with the Senate Source A “Tiberius remarked…that‚ although he did not feel himself capable of the whole burden of government‚ he was nevertheless prepared to take on any branch of it that might be entrusted to him.” (Tacitus The Annals p 40) Tiberius was the second emperor of Rome who succeeded Augustus in 14AD (Bradley‚ 1990). Throughout his reign as Emperor‚ Tiberius made numerous attempts to try and achieve an effective relationship with the Senate. Primarily seen in Tiberius’

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