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    PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE COMPLIANCE TO PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT PROTOCOLS IN COUNTERING TERRORISM A RESEARCH PAPER PRESENTED TO: PROF. APOLONIO‚ JERRY D. IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE METHDOS OF RESEARCH IN INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (IS16) BY: BONIFACIO‚ SHERINA P. SEPTEMBER 2013 Chapter 1 - Introduction Terrorism poses a very big threat to global community and to States concerned. It has been sensationalized and on the mainstream after the Towers of World Trade

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    WORLD TOURISM: PROJECT #1 TYPES OF GOVERNMENT Quimson Ronabel F. *H-268* Prof. Adrian F. San Miguel Government in the case of its broad associative definition‚ government normally consists of legislators‚ administrators‚ and arbitrators. Government is the means by which state policy is enforced‚ as well as the mechanism for determining the policy of the state. A form of government‚ or form of state governance‚ refers to the set of political systems and

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    Collins 2/10/2013 National Security: An Intuitive Understanding The debate over the U.S. Department of Homeland Security is one with strong opinions on both sides of the issues. There are pros and cons to the extensive network of security that the federal government has created to combat domestic and international terrorism. National security is the requirement to maintain the survival of the state through the use of economic power‚ diplomacy‚ power projection and political power. The concept developed

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    National Integration: A myth or reality The integrity of any nation invariably depends on the integrity of its citizens. After all‚ it is the individuals who constitute society or a nation. Society or nation minus individuals is nothing. The individual is a reality; whereas the society is a myth. The society exists because of individuals. Therefore‚ the integration of a nation is only a mere manifestation of the integrity of the individual. The more one is integrated and undivided‚ the more the

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    It must be stressed that the power to regulate the practice of a profession or pursuit of an occupation cannot be exercised by the State in an arbitrary‚ despotic or oppressive manner. However‚ the regulating body has the right to grant or forbid such privilege in accordance with certain conditions. But like all rights and freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution‚ their exercise may be regulated pursuant to the police power of the State to safeguard health‚ morals‚ peace‚ education‚ order‚ safety

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    How much power should we give the government? If the federal government is truly made up of the people it governs‚ it should be given enough power to enforce laws‚ protect our borders and represent the country in foreign affairs. After that level‚ power should be a matter of local governments‚ such as states‚ to have more power than the federal government for its populace. The federal government should be the check and balance in local government while at the same time the local governments check and

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    of ancient Greece were centered on timē and kleos‚ meaning honor and glory‚ respectively. These were ideals that every man desired‚ and only great men achieved. However‚ there is a difference between glory and power. In Homer’s epic poem the Iliad‚ King Agamemnon represents the type of man who believes power instantly equals eternal glory‚ while Achilles is the type of man who wants to earn his glory through battles and body counts. Both characters have a thirst for glory that often impedes their

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    with more government power. For example‚ when the government pays for hospitals it is considered a “leftist” policy‚ because the government is spending money. When people say‚ “Right”‚ they are describing policies that are more conservative‚ or cost lest money. So if the government didn’t pay for schools at all‚ the policy would be very “far to the right”‚ but if the government paid for all schools and colleges‚ this policy would be very

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    community and charity/organizations that provides the food the homeless. Everyone insist on practicing their constitutional rights‚ but City of Orlando Ordinance has really emplaced a restriction on the act of humanity and kindheartedness. The cities government has based their decision on the complaint of the community of Lake Eola Park. The intentions of the law was to prevent abusive use or overly excessive use by anyone in the community‚ being that an organization called “Food Not Bombs” gather at the

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    Expanding my Mind The romance novel‚ "The Once and Future King"‚ contains several major humanistic themes. Its central theme throughout the entire book is Arthur’s exploration of human nature regarding power and justice‚ as he tries to suppress the widespread "might is right" attitude. Through the transformations Merlyn provided Wart‚ I was able to develop my own attitude toward the subject of war. The antiwar theme became most prevalent in the chapters where Merlyn morphs Wart into different

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