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    Portfolio. SZIU RANHIGS - North-West Management Institute (Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration under the President of the Russian Federation) Portfolio on discipline: Английский язык (English for International Relations) Date: 25.12.2014 Completed:   Shalovinskii Maksim Sergeyevich. I will begin with the presentation of texts on which I was preparing: Текст 1: About me. My name is Maksim Shalovinskii. I was born in 1996 9th of August

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    England and Spain claimed loyalty of their subjects‚ monarchical power added up to something close to sovereignty‚ sovereign in power within their boundaries. In the period between 1589 and 1715‚ two basic patterns of government emerged in Europe: absolute monarchy (examples - France and Spain) and the constitutional state (examples - England and the Netherlands). Almost all subsequent European governments have been modeled on one of these patterns. Chapter 16 Assignments: 1. Complete Reading

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    constantly arouses doubts towards the need for a new constitution. The focus of this thesis poses the question; Was the 1968 Constitution repealed because it led to instability in the political system of Swaziland or because it displayed a threat to the absolute Monarchy system of the country? To fully and accurately judge the need for a constitution many factors shall have to be taken into consideration and studied in depth. These include firstly‚ looking at the Swazi traditional system‚ then the provisions

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    A refractory period is a period of time where the cells are resistant to depolarisation. There are 3 different refractory periods‚ firstly the absolute refractory period which is the part of the cardiac cycle where no further depolarisation can take place. Secondly it is the relative refractory period where depolarisation of the cells can occur but only if the stimulus is strong enough‚ and finally there is the diminished refractory period where the cells are still resistant to depolarisation but

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    make sure one ruler wouldn’t get too much power and harm the country. France on the other hand‚ didn’t have this kind of security. A second difference between these two governments is that the French monarchs had a sufficient amount of money‚ and the English monarchs didn’t‚ and since the English monarchs needed money they went to Parliament for help. In absolutist forms of government‚

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    Explain the differences between absolute and relative morality Absolute morality is when someone has a view they are sure of. This view can be applied to any life situation‚ and it is a view that will never change. It is absolute. For example‚ if someone says ‘abortion is wrong‚ and always will be’‚ then this is their absolute rule. It does not necessarily mean that it is ‘right’‚ but it is a belief that the person themself thinks is right and that it will never change. Relative morality is when

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    the sixteenth century (Bodin‚ 133). According to formidable writers of the time‚ such as Jean Bodin and Thomas Hobbes‚ the ability to maintain order in society required submitting to the supreme order of a state (Hobbes‚ 138). Sovereignty—or the absolute power and demand of a commonwealth—required complete obedience for a king because failure to revere him was considered a failure to revere the holy image of God at the time (Bodin‚ 134). In this age of Absolutism‚ divine power was given to sole

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    the past the governments were very different compared to today’s government? The English government was very different compared to the French government‚ they both had their different ways. Besides the limited government of the English and the absolute government of the French they both have their weaknesses and strengths. I personally believe that the French form of absolutism was the more efficient form because of its strong stability‚ acceptable rights to the people‚ and able to make overall

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    was influenced by Enlightenment ideals and the success of the American Revolution which caused them to start a revolution. The middle class men felt the need to have equality because they felt like they should be treated as everyone else. The absolute monarch was corrupt and needed to be fixed. The group of people at the bottom of society rebelled against those who were at the top for rights and equality. The Haitian Revolution was started as the black landowners wanted equal rights to whites and

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    The article I chose for this assignment is titled Absolute and Relative poverty. The author talks about the difference between the two terms‚ likewise defining them as clearly as possible as if to ensure that the reader is clear about what the difference between being absolutely poor and being relatively poor. The World Bank Group is the institution that mostly deals with the global issues of poverty advocating neoliberalism‚ western democracy‚ and open markets and structural adjustments to the

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