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    Turkey Armenia

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    WISE MEN BOARD REPORT TURKEY-ARMENIA RELATIONS Prepared by: Assist. Prof. Fatih ÖZBAY WISE MEN CENTER FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES Translated by: Hacer ŞARTEPE REPORT NO: 25 İSTANBUL 2011 TURKEY-ARMENIA RELATIONS WISE MEN BOARD REPORT Prepared by: Assist. Prof. Fatih ÖZBAY Translated from Turkish to English by: Hacer ŞARTEPE Report No: 25 January 2011 TURKEY-ARMENIA RELATIONS WISE MEN BOARD REPORT Prepared By: Assist. Prof. Fatih ÖZBAY Translated from Turkish to English

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    A Pen to Fight

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    them‚ differs them from the other mainstreamers. “The exiled writers” are one of a kind‚ who are different and caught in between their Diaspora and displacement. In my paper I am going to illustrate some of the authors who are world famous and slightly diversified for their distinct experiences which therefore‚ reflects highly in their writing style their Diaspora “as a pen to fight” and this fight is against their fate‚ their experiences and their identity. The writers I am going to discuss have

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    Impact of Hellenism

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    old-fashioned and were embarrassed by their religious practices in contrast to the sophisticated culture of the Greeks. Consequently‚ they enthusiastically embraced the Greek ways. The Jewish communities of the Diaspora retained only the law and the worship of the synagogue.Many Diaspora Jews and even some dwelling in Hellenistic cities of Palestine grew up after a generation or two as Greek speakers and integrated members of communities governed by pagan practices and institutions. They did not

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    Examination Malpractice

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    Institutions were also represented. These included: ILO‚ IOM‚ ALO‚ UN/AIDS‚ UNDP‚ UNICEF‚ ICMPO‚ ARLAC‚ OATUU‚ Vatican‚ ICRC‚ PanAfrican Youth Organization‚ and FAO. In addition the following organizations working in the field of migration in the Diaspora attended the meeting: African Federation of Women Entrepreneurs (AFWE)‚ The Foundation for Democracy in Africa‚ and African Foundation for Development (AFFORD). At the end of the meeting the delegates adopted a Draft African Common Position on Migration

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    Plantation Slavery in Indian Ocean When topics such as African history and slavery are brought to mind‚ many American’s have a predetermined belief or idea on the subject. Such ideas may include that there is not much of African history until European presence‚ that African’s did not do anything of significance until the arrival of Europeans. Then‚ there are some beliefs that slavery was only a matter of American history. Both ideas are incorrect‚ in that there is plenty of evidence that points

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    Herzl Research Paper

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    Herzl and the Founding of a Jewish State The idea of an independent Jewish state is not a new concept. In the Tanakh‚ the Jewish cannon‚ God promises to Abraham that he will “…Make you into a great nation‚ and I will bless you; I will make your name great‚ and you will be a blessing. I will bless those who bless you‚ and whoever curses you I will curse; and all peoples on earth will be blessed through you.”1 This was no empty promise from God. Abraham journeyed through the land of Canaan

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    education especially among the younger generation within the non-Bumiputera community while 66 percent mentioned that lack of career prospect was a major factor and 54 percent agreed that unattractive salaries as underlying factors in the Malaysian diaspora. While many of the Malaysians are motivated by money and economic incentives‚ the flight is also driven by other reasons too. Parents emigrate because of their children’s education‚ women married to non-Malaysians continue to live abroad because

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    Tabom People Research Paper

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    Ghana’s oldest Diasporan/ Retournee group‚ the Tabom people” Thesis statement: Supporting of the Tabom people of Ghana will contribute immensely to the economy. How well do you know Ghana’s oldest Diasporan‚ the Tabom people? Diaspora is the dispersion of a population or a community of individuals living outside their homeland who identify themselves with the state or people of that homeland. Research estimates that about ten thousand slaves returned to Africa around the 19th

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    Displacement in "Mrs. Sen’s" The word diaspora (originally the dispersion of Jews outside of Israel from the sixth century b.c.‚ when they were exiled to Babylonia‚ until the present time) refers to the movement of the population from its original homeland. For James Clifford‚ it involves dwelling‚ maintaining communities‚ having collective homes away from home. In order to provide a “defining" model‚ Clifford turns to William Safran’s definition of Diaspora: "expatriate minority communities that

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    outline of what occurs if a country restricts migration or if they encourage it. He holds a clear stance that migration is more of an economic than a political concern (Collin‚ 12). Simplifying the subject‚ Collins links peoples’ migration to the diaspora. The volume of people who are coming into a country and the more acquaintances they have there will lead them to interact less with the natives (87). There is the intellectual merit behind the claims that Collins makes. His views are based on factual

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