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    The ideologies of political participation changed during 1815-1840 in areas such as voter participation‚ the candidates’ party involvement‚ and the advancement of political interest. The events that led to the reformation of political campaigning initiated with the extinction of the Federalist Party after the war of 1812 to the Elections of 1828 & 1840. The essence of political reformation was most distinctly shown through statistical data‚ political debates‚ newspaper excerpts‚ and subjective entries

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    Cited: Bureau of Democracy‚ Human Rights‚ and Labor‚ (2006). Paraguay‚ Human Rights Reports.( Edition March 6‚ 2007) Burges‚ S. W.‚ & Fournier‚ D. (2000). Form before function: Democratization in paraguay. Canadian Journal of Latin American & Caribbean Studies‚ 25(49)‚ 5-32 Clough-Riquelme‚ J. (2007). Gender‚ citizenship‚ and local democracy in paraguay: A comparative analysis of social power and political participation in the central

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    A Brief History Of Flcu: The Fountain of Love Credit Union (FLCU) is a symbol of truly challenging microfinance institution in Indonesian history. It was established at the heart of a hostile inter-ethnic society in Pontianak; the provincial capital of West Kalimantan with 35 branches across the province. It invented some unique types of social and economic organizations that not only inspired its unparallel financial performance but also developed intra and inter relationship networks with its

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    Upmarket brands may have begun stalking mass consumers‚ but the trend labelled ‘massluxe’ (or ‘masstige’‚ take your pick) is more about chain stores smartening up. Gap‚ for instance‚ went one step further than H&M by naming Domenico De Sole‚ the former chief executive of Gucci group‚ to its board‚ and hiring designers who had previously worked with Marc Jacobs and Calvin Klein. To underline the change‚ a subsequent print advertising campaign starred Sex and the City’s Sarah Jessica Parker‚ a style

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    3.1 Analyse why life expectancy has increase over the last century. Life expectancy in the human race has risen dramatically in the past century reaching its highest level for both male and female on record. Between 1981 and 2002 life expectancy at age 50 increases by four and a half years for men and three years for women and two years respectively. By 2002 women who were age of 65 could expect to live to the age of 84 while men could expect to live to the age of 81. The primary reason for the

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    Impact of Globalization on Agriculture in Uganda Definition: Globalization: is a process by which regional economies‚ societies‚ and cultures have become integrated through a global network of communication‚ transportation‚ and trade. Globalization according to Webster’s Dictionary‚ means: “to make worldwide in scope or application”. Globalization can be viewed as the integration of inputs and outputs into global markets‚ sharing of information and knowledge‚ and promulgation of rules governing

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    no matter how ignorant or petty their manner. The German society developed through tolerating offensive behavior from anyone wearing a uniform. If the elites committed themselves to a liberalized government‚ then the conditions for eventual democratization could have possibly been favorable. The clear distinctions between different social statuses blemished the equality between different class levels. The ideas of democracy fractured as individuals within the country differentiated from one another

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    Puerto Rico: “We‚ the people of Puerto Rico… do ordain and establish this Constitution for the Commonwealth which‚ in exercise of our natural rights ‚ we now create within our Union with the United States of America” (Constitution of Puerto Rico) Democratization of the island was an important step. The Puerto Ricans can also elect their own political leaders at all levels of local government. The establishment of the commonwealth turned the economy from agricultural to industrial. Tax rates were offered

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    failures‚ maladministration‚ scandals and corruptions and this makes mass media the voice of the disadvantaged. A long tradition of liberal theorists claimed that a free and independent press within a nation can play a vital role in the process of democratization by contributing towards the right of expression‚ thought and conscience‚ strengthening the responsiveness of government to all citizens and providing a pluralist platform of political expression for a multiplicity of groups. Thus‚ radio being

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    SOUTH AFRICAN CAPITALISM IN CRISIS The 1980s were a very intense period in the history of South African politics. The Apartheid regime was intent on stemming the tide of political rebellion as it continued to find a solution to the political and economic crisis of capitalist rule. In their attempts to advance and consolidate their position the unions made sure they remained true to the tradition of industrial organization. The many unions that had sprung up in the preceding years were encouraged

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