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    In their article‚ “Mothers and Citizens: Gender and Social Policy in Germany after the First World War”‚ Susanne Rouette and Pamela Selwyn convincingly demonstrate that the social policy in the early Weimar Republic was aimed at restoring the gender order to its prewar conditions. The article focuses on the effect to which this was implemented in both the postwar social policies and institutions‚ and the welfare state. The key premises of the article sets out to establish that the women faced “simultaneously

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    Repressive Policies of India

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    Repressive Colonial Policies The British had conquered India to promote their own political interest so followed many repressive policies. These policies become major barrier to India’s development. Some of these policies‚ especially those followed by Lord Lytton gave birth to nationalism. Lord Lytton was Viceroy from 1876-1880. The resentment against the British rule increased because of repressive measures. 1. In 1877 he organised a Grand Delhi Durbar to proclaim Queen Victoria as the Empress

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    affected. For these reasons‚ the government has reformed the Fostering Connections to Success and Increasing Adoptions Act (FCSIAA) in order to improve the foster care system and recruit new families (David Crary 2008). However‚ it will be very important to analyze the positive and negative outcomes of this new reformed policy. After reading this article‚ I notice that the government wants to improve the lives of children who are taken out of their families’ nucleus and placed in the foster care program

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    Behaviour Policy

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    and ensure they understand. For younger children I will use pictures to explain each rule‚ and the rules will be displayed where the children can easily see them. The ground rules in my house are: We are kind to each other – We are always kind with each other and treat each other how we would like to be treated. We do

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    2/21/2015 Ashoka ’s policy of Dhamma ­ Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia Ashoka ’s policy of Dhamma From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia Dhamma is a set of edicts that formed a policy of the Mauryan emperor Ashoka Maurya (Devanāgarī: अशोक‚ IAST: Aśoka)‚ who succeeded to the Mauryan throne in modern­day India around 269 B.C.[1] Many historians consider him as one of the greatest kings of the ancient India for his policies of public welfare. His policy of Dhamma has been debated by intellectuals

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    Austerity Policies

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    the less successful union members. The whole crisis that the Eurozone has faced in these years is a breaking point for the Union. There are two ways the Union can go: breaking apart or dealing with the crisis through undergoing changes and creating new union mechanisms and systems. The countries‚ mostly hit by the economic crisis‚ such us Greece‚ Portugal‚ and Spain have faced increasing governmental debts and inability to repay or refinance them. They need money to cover their spending‚ but they

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    Module Handbook – 2013 Programme: University of Plymouth BSc Oil and Gas Management Module Title: International Energy Policy Level: 5 Credits: 15 Delivery Period: February – May 2013 Total Study Time: 150 hours‚ comprising 40 classroom hours and 110 hours of personal study. |Module Leader: |Dr Cassandra Martinez-King | |Module Leader’s Contact

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    The Conservative Party and Public Spending Nick Ellison School of Sociology and Social Policy University of Leeds This paper sets out to answer one central question: how has the Conservative Party really managed public spending should play in the UK since 1945? Through an examination of Conservative ideas about public spending and the Party’s record in government‚ the paper will argue that there is a core ambivalence towards the state and public spending within UK Conservatism. To further

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    Food Policies in China and America Our presentation focuses on the difference in food policies forwarded by the American and Chinese governments as well as the effect of income disparities on food purchasing among the two nations. China’s poor population does not have the resources to pay for quality food‚ so they are forced to purchase inexpensive‚ low quality items. Some people‚ however‚ cannot afford to buy any food. The number of people living on less than $2 a day is approximately 468 million

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    Appeasement Policy

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    Appeasement was the policy followed by the British‚ and later by the French‚ of avoiding war with aggressive powers such as Japan‚ Italy and Germany‚ by giving way to their demands‚ provided they were not too unreasonable. There were two distinct phases of appeasement. From the mid-1920s until 1937‚ there was a vague feeling that war must be avoided at all cost‚ and Britain and sometimes France drifted along‚ accepting the various acts of aggression and breaches of Versailles. When Neville Chamberlain

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