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    terms ‘state of nature’ and ‘contracts’; which could be seen as a term people use when discussing power‚ state‚ law‚ rights and obey. Hobbes and Locke both agreed on contracts as a tool can help people to leave the state of nature and join in civil society. However‚ they have very different options on the contract itself and government. State of nature as a concept has been discussed over and over

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    Civil Disobediance

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    risks of civil disobedience can be evaluated‚ first it must be defined. Merriam Webster’s defines civil disobedience as‚ Refusal to obey government demands or commands and nonresistance to consequent arrest and punishment. It is used especially as a nonviolent and usually collective means of forcing government concessions and has been a major tactic of nationalist movements in Africa and India‚ of the U.S. Civil rights movement‚ and of labor and antiwar movements in many countries. Civil disobedience

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    poses a very important question‚ why is civil society declining in the past several decades? Putman starts off his question by viewing the works of Tocqueville when he visited America. While being in America in the 1830’s‚ he found that civic association‚ norms‚ and networks are what make up America’s society. Along with that‚ he thought that social capital benefitted our society. Putman then goes on to question why civil engagement decreased in our society. Our voter turnout‚ membership of church

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    Thomas Hobbes believes that all people are naturally evil‚ hostile‚ and self-seeking whereas Jean Jacques Rousseau claims that all people are naturally good people and generally happy. I plan to prove that Rousseau has the stronger position of the two contract theorists. Thomas Hobbes claims all people are hostile and naturally self-seeking. Hobbes’s claims when two people have a desire for the same resource the natural result is war. The state of nature‚ as deemed by Hobbes‚ is the "natural condition

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    NGOs and Civil Society Empowerment Writing on BAREFOOT COLLEGE As an Inspiration for the Under-Privileged Communities By: Larissa Kristany 2011330026 The Faculty of Socials and Politics University of Catholic Parahyangan Bandung 2013 “For 40 years‚ our ‘Barefoot Professionals’ have brought sustainable change to their villages all over the world. The demystified and decentralized ‘barefoot approach’ of community management‚ control‚ and ownership has demonstrated the

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    philosophical issues raised during the first four weeks of this class. Transitions in the story move from the social rigidity of a pre-crash political society to the establishment of an initial form of community and the subsequent breakdown of the political and moral order on the island. While the story conveys and illustrates the breakdown of political society and its reversion to a state of nature‚ “Lord” requires an understanding of the context of historical events during the War. Golding admits

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    THE OPEN UNIVERSITY OF TANZANIA CED 615: SOCIAL PLANNING AND POLICY FOR DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM: MASTERS OF COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (MCED) CENTER: ARUSHA FACULTY OF ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Question: How is the role of the NGO(s) sector in welfare provision in Tanzania changed during the two decades? Name: Yakob Petro Reg. no.: HD/A/270/T.10 Submission date: 31st October

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    Right to Information In Bangladesh Introduction: The Right to Information is the key to all other rights. It is among the most important instruments to effectively empower those to whom power should belong in democracy - the people. The United Nations has called it the touchstone of all the freedoms to which UN is consecrated.3 The history of the recognition of the right to information is much older though. The first country to have the RTI law was Finland and Sweden in 1766 when the former

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    Hobbes Vs Locke

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    contrasting the notions introduced in their respective writings. Thomas Hobbes was born in Wiltshire‚ England in 1588. He lived in one of the most unsettled periods in English history. Following a rebellion against King Charles‚ there resulted a civil war‚ which began in 1642. As a consequence of this political instability‚ Hobbes was forced into exile in November of 1640. He remained abroad living on the continent for approximately eleven years. During this period he worked and conversed with many

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    or data in society. He discusses how in our society‚ knowledge is power and in effect is mechanizing the human soul. The writer uses the word “mechanizing” in terms of our practical approach to life lacking spiritual capital. He also elaborates on his ideal solution and the kind of utopia that open knowledge or data can bring to the people. After reading Kuittinen’s article‚ I can honestly say I agree with him; open knowledge (openness) can be used as a transformative force in society. We must start

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