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    Multi-Ethnic Literature of the U.S.‚ 37(4): 139-163. Heider‚ Karl 2007 Seeing Anthropology – Cultural Anthropology Through Film - Fourth Edition: 237‚ 266-267. Karapanagiotis‚ Fay Tsiartsionis 2008 Greek American Couples Examining Acculturation‚ Egalitarianism and Intimacy. Ph.D. Dissertation‚ Doctor of Philosophy‚ Drexel University. Schultz‚ Sandra L. 1981 Adjusting Marriage Tradition: Greeks to Greek-Americans. Journal of Comparative Family Studies 12(2): 205-218. Vardalos‚ Nia. 2002 My Big Fat Greek

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    exemplified by the scientific method‚ was the hallmark of everything related to the Enlightenment. Following close on the heels of the Renaissance‚ Enlightenment thinkers believed that the advances of science and industry heralded a new age of egalitarianism and progress for humankind. More goods were being produced for less money‚ people were traveling more‚ and the chances for the upwardly mobile to actually change their station in life were significantly improving. At the same time‚ many voices

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    Requirements for Political Science Year Two – Three General requirements 30 units of level one courses with a C+ average (complete) 24 units of level II and level III Political Science‚ MAX 12 unit from II year 12 units of level four courses (cannot take more than 12) 6 units of POL SCI 3NO6 42 unites of elective throughout years one – four If not completed in first year‚ a minimum of six units from humanities and/or religious studies Did 27 in year one therefore need 15 more unit

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    England to change their sinful ways. Most early migrants to the Massachusetts Bay Colony were full-fledged members of the Puritan faith.” (3) Puritanism of colonial periods is the source of many of the mainstream values in the U.S. such as optimism‚ egalitarianism‚ and individualism . It was the Puritans that first pushed to have laws that said that everyone must go to church every week and that taxes should be used in part to pay the wages of ministers. These laws stayed in place until the Great Awakening

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    GTI In Russia 1. What do you believe are the three key lessons he has learned and what remaining questions do you anticipate that he will include in the report? − Three key lessons o Lesson 1~Granum learned about the instability and uncertainty in regulations and laws. That Russia differed a great deal from the United States when it came to the loosely defined property rights in Russia. This lead to the lack of knowledge on business ethics‚ individual job descriptions and responsibilities. Granum

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    Nuclear deal – is it beneficial or not? The Sri Lankan Peace Process Basic structure of government systems Current politics of India Basic political theory and ideologies such as capitalism (Adam Smith)‚ communism (Marx)‚ socialism‚ democracy‚ egalitarianism‚ libertarianism‚ etc. Principles of political theories‚ pros and cons of each ideology‚ how the most important governments function Currencies and per capita incomes India’s 5-Year Plans The Indian space programme Debatable topics – issues concerning:

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    different language and have different culture. According to Javidan (2005‚ p62)‚ there are the nine GLOBE cultural dimensions: power distance‚ in-group collectivism‚ institutional collectivism‚ uncertainty avoidance‚ future orientation‚ gender egalitarianism‚ assertiveness‚ humane orientation‚ and performance orientation. In – group collectivism and uncertainty avoidance have been chosen to discuss between France and China. This is because according to Javidan et al (2005‚ p62) depicts a summary comparison

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    its continuous recession‚ and the advance of American settlement westward‚ explain American development".[1] The above assertion from Turner’s essay in 1893 demonstrated his idea that the origin of the distinctive individualism‚ democratic and egalitarianism features of the American character had been the American frontier experience. In his thesis‚ citizens taming the wildness and civilizing the settlement which were away from the European culture influence developed unique American identity. Based

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    Revolution. A great deal of the colonists’ identity is ascribed to the environmental factors which shaped their attitudes and beliefs. The egalitarian and self-reliant characteristics of the colonists were long instilled into American culture. Egalitarianism was due to the abundance of land that provided anybody with a chance of land ownership. Ordinary people could now vote in the colonies‚ a privilege most didn’t bear in England‚ and because of the large amount of people with land ownership‚ the

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    Both John Rawls and Robert Nozick have made major contributions to modern political philosophy. Rawls’ most successful philosophical work‚ “A Theory of Justice‚” has helped construct both modern liberal and social democratic concepts of social justice. On the other hand‚ “Anarchy‚ State‚ and Utopia”‚ Nozick’s most successful philosophical work‚ constructs a form of libertarianism traditionally associated with John Locke and other philosophers prescribed to individual rights and freedoms. Evidently

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