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    early in her childhood with her neurotic diary-keeping‚ and continuing well into adulthood in the forms of graphic novels. In a sense‚ this reassessment of memories is the project of all memoirs‚ but Bechdel’s graphic memoir functions particularly as what Ann Cvetkovich calls an “archive of feelings” (120). Initially‚ it might seem a little obvious to say that the memoir is an archive‚ but I intend to argue that Bechdel accomplishes this on a very sophisticated level. It is specifically the construction

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    revolution‚ in the character of terrorism”. He compares older tactics of terrorism with modern saying that earlier the terrorists used to strike only selected targets. However‚ new terrorism is more of an indiscriminate exercise where the fundamental objective is to cause as many casualties as possible. (Laqueur‚ The New Terrorism: Fanaticism and the Arms of Mass Destruction‚ 1999) According to the researcher‚ another difference in the modern and old form of terrorism is increasing readiness to use

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    INTRODUCTION Before we start to discuss the counter-terrorism strategies of European Union‚ we have to first answer the question: “What is terrorism?” or “How exactly can be terrorism defined?” When answering this question we will encounter two “problems”. Firstly‚ it is not straightforward to define this worldwide-known term because of its complexity of relating criminal‚ unlawful activities and there is no universal definition of terrorism. And secondly‚ there are as many definitions as many scholarly

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    multi-vector foreign policy since 2000‚ when Vladimir Putin began his first term as Russian president. Putin focused on establishing strong  alliance – type relations with the United States and on further integration with the European Union as part of what was called Russia’s “European choice.” That short period was characterized by Putin’s support for the U.S. after the events of 11 September 2001 and was highlighted by Putin’s speech to the German parliament in October 2001. By the middle of the decade

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    In Alison Wylie’s “How Knowers Know Well” she defines two specific types of epistemic injustice. The first is testimonial injustice and is defined as occurring when an individual’s competence is always being questioned‚ due to certain characteristics of theirs such as gender‚ or race. These individuals are not given the value they deserve‚ due solely to these characteristics. The second type of epistemic injustice‚ is a hermeneutical injustice. A hermeneutical injustice is when there is a lack of

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    Adjusting To Terrorism Kenneth Foster University of Phoenix As this country continues to change and evolve‚ several issues are still prevalent‚ such as terrorism. Ever since the 9/11 terrorism attack‚ the stigma of terrorism has been at the forefront for criminal justice agencies. In a recent situation‚ several men from Toccoa‚ GA‚ were involved in a terrorist plot to blow up government facilities and kill hundreds of human with the use or poison‚ by way of the bean plant‚ which is used for

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    On pages 74 through 77 of Fun Home‚ Alison Bechdel chronicles her full realization that she is a lesbian in her own “bookish” way. Moving on from the clinical dictionary definition of the word “lesbian” that she discovered in her early adolescence (page 74‚ panel 3)‚ Bechdel turns to works of fiction and chronicles of others’ experiences with homosexuality which she finds in books at her college’s library‚ as opposed to exploring her sexuality on her own in the real world. This is consistent with

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    Effects of Terrorism to a Country Terrorism affects a country in many ways. They affect the economy and the population living in that country. Economical effect Financial Market There is no doubt among economists that wars‚ terrorism and political instability have a significant negative effects on the economies in which they take place. Recent economic literature investigates both the consequences of political violence and the mechanisms that transform this violence into economic damage. The

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    prevent the control systems of major national systems against cyber attacks must be diligently supported to prevent what happened on the Baltic nation of Estonia. The government was subjected to cyber attacks that penetrated their system causing shutdown and loss of major government websites. As a result Rebecca Wright (2007) pointed out‚ WEB WAR I demonstrated to the world exactly what a successful organized cyber attack could do to a national institutions computer

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    NIGERIA AND THE BOMBER: THE GENESIS TO REVELATION Nigeria is a country in the West of Africa with an interesting population of over 160 million people. A British Colony‚ Nigeria was hitherto peaceful and seen as key to African development and interests. Such has been the opposite of the true state of the supposed Giant of Africa since gaining independence in 1960 and declaring a Republic in 1961. After years of Military Dictatorship and coups left the country under-developed for much of her early

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