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    There were no doubt that Myanmar people wants democracy and fought for it over decades. They participated in revolution to change the government from dictatorship to democracy. But the lack of prepared in‚ “What happens after the revolution?” They only realized that the government must needed to transfer‚ but they often was forgetting that individual and society also needed to change. People thought they would all be free to pursue their own interests and democracy after the revolution. Now it seems

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    SOVIET COMMUNISM VS. CHINESE COMMUNISM The Soviet Union and China are the two important states in the world history that practiced a form of communism. However‚ communism in the Soviet Union collapsed while it still survives in China. What were the reasons: what caused the collapse in the Soviet Union and why has the Chinese communist-party state has been more durable than the Soviet Union? The Soviet communism ignored basic human desires like desires to own property and to express your opinions

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    The Berlin Wall‚ built in August of 1961‚ was a physical symbol of the political and emotional divisions of Germany. The Wall was built because of a long lasting suspicion among the Soviet Union on one side and Western Europe and the United States on the other. Once World War II was over‚ these Allies no longer had a common purpose to hold them together. Their differences became less hidden and more irreconcilable. Where family’s had to break apart and had no word about‚ it because the type of government’s

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    Johnvir Pangli The Era of Good Feelings isn’t correctly named‚ it started post the War of 1812. After winning this war it brought and increase in nationalism thus the name‚ but political problems arose‚ sectionalism increased‚ and most importantly many lost money or all of what they had in the weak and unstable economic situation. Slavery issues arose in the western states making many afraid of a civil war. When the war of 1812 concluded many Americans had an increase in nationalism due to the

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    THE US-MEXICO RELATIONSHIP IN GLOBALIZATION ERA Prepared by Wendi Aprizal Matric: 812493 Prepared for Dr. Norafidah Ismail GFPP 5234 International Political Economy Strategic Studies of Universiti Utara Malaysia 2013 THE US-MEXICO RELATIONSHIP IN GLOBALIZATION ERA 1. Introduction In this paper author would like to explain about the process Globalization during the cooperation between US and Mexico in NAFTA framework. During the cooperation

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    Nice. Cambridge: Harvard University Press‚ 1984. _____. Choses dites. Paris: Minuit‚ 1987. CHARTIER‚ Roger. Cultural history: between practices and interpretations. Ithaca: Cornell University Press‚ 1988. DE OLIVEIRA‚ Nythamar. Globalization and democratization in Brazil: an interpretation of Rawls’s political liberalism. Civitas‚ Porto Alegre‚ v. 4‚ n. 1‚ p. 39-55‚ jan.-jun. 2004. N. Oliveira – The normative claims of Brazil’s democratic ethos 87 _____. Affirmative action‚ recognition‚ self-Respect:

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    Review: GENDER INEQUALITY IN EDUCATION: HOW WIDE IS THE GAP? Cooray‚ A.‚ Potrafke‚ N. (2011) ‘Gender Inequality in Education: Political Institutions or Culture & Religion?’ European Journal of Political Economy Vol. 27(2)‚ 268-280. Darling‚ J.‚ Glendinning‚ A. (1996) Gender Matters in Schools. London: Cassell. Quicke‚ J. (1998) ‘Gender and Underachievement: Democratic educational Reform through Discourse Evaluation’. in Gender in the Secondary Curriculum. ed. by Clark‚ A.‚ Millard‚ E. London:

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    My Paradigm or Yours? Alternative Development‚ Post-Development‚ Re¯exive Development Jan Nederveen Pieterse ABSTRACT Alternative development has been concerned with alternative practices of development Ð participatory and people-centred Ð and with rede®ning the goals of development. Mainstream development has gradually been moving away from the preoccupation with economic growth toward a people-centred de®nition of development‚ for instance in human development. This raises the question in what

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    a relaxation of previous government restrictions‚ usually in areas of social or economic policy. In some contexts this process or concept is often‚ but not always‚ referred to as deregulation. Liberalization of autocratic regimes may precede democratization . In the arena of social policy it may refer to a relaxation of laws restricting for example divorce‚ abortion‚ or drugs and to the elimination of laws prohibiting same-sex sexual relations or same-sex marriage. Most often‚ the term is used to

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    Austria was also put into four occupied sections‚ all in control of the Allied powers. From this‚ it is inferred that this particular conference “[embodied] the principles stated in the Yalta Agreement‚ including demilitarization‚ denazification‚ democratization‚ [etc.]” (Axelrod “Potsdam”). Concerning reparations‚ the Allies received them through the land that they occupied both in Germany and Austria‚ further demonstrating the conjunction that the Yalta and Potsdam Conference possessed. This conjunction

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