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    justifications began to underscore the war on terrorism as the top foreign aid priority‚ highlighting amounts of U.S. assistance to about 30 “front-line” states in the terrorism war. The substantial reconstruction programs in Afghanistan and Iraq — which total more in FY2004 than the combined budgets of all other aid programs — are also part of the emphasis on using foreign aid to combat terrorism. At roughly the same time that fighting terrorism became the leading concern of American

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    international system that has replaced the cold war. This new system of globalization connects people from all over the world from Southeast Asians fighting a recession to Thai bankers to entrepreneurs in the United States. Friedman credits that the democratization of technology‚ information‚ and finance has shrunk our world from small to tiny where people all over the world can now transfer information cheaper‚ deeper‚ and faster. The walls that once separated our world have now been torn down with the

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    Hasan Chapter Three-the Cold War in the Middle East Questions 6-11 6. How did the U.S. respond to the Soviet influences/ threats in Greece and Turkey‚ and why? What is the Truman Doctrine? 62-64. United Stated responded to the Soviet influences in Greece and Turkey by issuing a new policy called Truman Doctrine. This doctrine was issued by US president Harry Truman in 1947 to assist Greece and Turkey economically as well as militarily in order to prevent them from falling into Soviet control

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    Foreign Affairs article "How Development Leads to Democracy: What We Know About Modernization." Inglehart and Welzel recognize the fact that democratic institutions are not easily established. This is evident when one looks at U.S. involvement in Iraq and the Middle East. Even the embargo on Cuba demonstrates how difficult it can be for the United States to achieve its desire of democratic reform. However ardent this desire may be‚ and however logical it may seem to us‚ a society may not be receptive

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    Abstract According to John Locke‚ human rights are innate rights that are naturally inherent in every human being and can not be contested. John Locke explains that human rights is a natural right of the human being as a gift or a gift directly from God. Declaration on Human Rights 1948 had contribution in formed the commitment to respect and uphold the human dignity among the nation-state‚ in order to avoid the catastrophe of war that can destroy human values. However‚ the issue of politicization

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    The Middle East region includes the Arabic peninsula‚ Cyprus‚ the countries on the east coast of the Mediterranean Sea‚ Iran in the north-east‚ and Egypt in the south-west. It is a densely populated region that concentrates huge material and human resources. Surfing from Internet site to Internet site I have found that Internetworking in the Middle East region has a well established system that may accelerate the diffusion of culture in this area. For example‚ at the end of January Internet access

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    St.Petersburg State University 2013 Contents. Introduction. 3 1.What is authoritarianism? 3 2.What is Democracy? 4 3. Democratization. 5 3.1. Definition of democratization. 5 3.2. What can facilitate transition to democracy? 6 3.3. Historical cases 9 3.4. Views on democratization. 10 Conclusion. 12 Bibliography. 14 Introduction. Peaceful protests with unrelenting public courage to demand democratic transitions from authoritarian regimes

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    South Asia -- Southern Asia comprises the countries of Afghanistan‚ Bangladesh‚ Bhutan‚ India‚ Maldives‚ Nepal‚ Pakistan‚ and Sri Lanka • SAARC & Regional Development • Pakistan-India Relations: From Hostility To Thaw- Exploring A New South Asian Destiny • American Exit From Afghanistan‚ 1914 & The Repercussions For Pakistan China-Pakistan Relations: From Strategic To Economic Co-Operation • Socio-political and security situation of Afghanistan and its implications for the neighboring countries

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    South Korea‚ or Russia (choose 1 or more) and discuss how a democratic transformation could occur‚ and what the most likely path to democratization could be?(2000 words) Abstract This essay will compare China to South Korea and discuss how a democratic transformation could occur in South Korea. Also‚ I will discuss what would be the most likely path to democratization of China. I am intrigued by this topic since I am South Korean who currently live in Hong Kong‚ a part of China. To write this essay

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    Successes and Failures of the United Nations The United Nations Organizations or simply the United Nations is an international organization that was created in order to provide a global forum for all nations to come together and discuss issues and global problems‚ as well as attempt to solve these issues through global cooperation. For almost 65 years now‚ the United Nations has been somewhat successful in achieving its’ main goal: to prevent future world wars and stop suffering on a mass scale

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