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    demonstrates a positive outlook on Western liberal democracy by stating that no other type of human government will succeed it. Political ideologies throughout history have formed while some have disappeared‚ becoming more and less popular on an international scale. It is perplexing to me that Fukuyama ignored this and believed that there would be no progression from the liberal democracy government form. Fukuyama later on contradicts his previous view point regarding liberal democracies in “Fears For Democracy’s

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    decided to go back to school Most people go back to school because they need a degree to obtain a higher paying job or for the thrill of lifelong learning. It’s hard to gain proper employment without it these days. Employers prefer someone with a Liberal Arts degree lacking experience over someone with years of experience and no degree. My neices’ struggles and constant encouragement from my supervisor were some factors that lead to my decison to return to school. I realized that continuing an education

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    inequalities. This paper will explore liberal and conflict theory as it relates to social policy. The first section of this paper will introduce conflict theory and liberal theory. This paper will then discuss about the movie The Pursuit of Happyness as it relates to liberal theory and the play Death of a Salesman as it relates to conflict theory. Finally‚ this paper will conclude with a discussion about the growing inequality in North America relating to conflict theory. Liberal Theory Liberalism is an ideology

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    Edmundson

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    Francesca Tines Professor Karim English 120 Mark Edmundson “On the uses of a Liberal Education” Mark Edmundson’s “On the uses of a Liberal Education” provides interesting points on why the liberal arts education is becoming part of consumer goods and how education is being advertised. Edmundson states different causes for this effect and comes up with consumer culture in society. He believes that the liberal art education is unsuccessful because Americans are attracted to consumption and

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    1. Introduction The Democratic Peace theory‚ known as the “democracies seldom if ever go to war against another” states simply that there is a relative absence of war between states which foster the system of democracy. This thesis has already established itself as an undeniable axiom for the US foreign policy which could be effortlessly traced in the President Clinton’s address of 1994 for the State of the Union:  “Democracies don’t attack each other” and “ultimately the best strategy to insure

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    Cronon Only Connect

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    “Only Connect…” The Goals of a Liberal Education William Cronon What does it mean to be a liberally educated person? It seems such a simple question‚ especially given the frequency with which colleges and universities genuflect toward this wellworn phrase as the central icon of their institutional missions. Mantra-like‚ the words are endlessly repeated‚ starting in the glossy admissions brochures that high school students receive by the hundreds in their mailboxes and continuing right down to the

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    range of topics is advantageous. By taking liberal arts courses‚ students can become more well-rounded and determine their interests. According to Nussbaum‚ employers often prefer those with a liberal arts background because they have “flexibility and the creativity to succeed in a dynamic business environment” (Nussbaum‚ 2010‚ 112). While some might want to start training for their future career right away‚ it is important for them to still take liberal arts classes. This type of curriculum can teach

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    southeast europe boundaries were traced again after the the deafet of the turks agaist the rusians. Gladstone He was Great britains prime minister for four times. He was one of the most influencial persons of Victorian england. He leaded the liberal party since 1867. As prime minister his mayor acomplishments were: his first acomplishment was to avoid people from obsolete restriccions. He prohibite the selling of comisions in the army and also introduced the secret vote. He lead a program

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    Tunisia are portraying to us. From authoritarian rule‚ they moved forward to become a democratic country and perceived a concept of democratic space. They are both in the path of a transitional democracy. They inhabit the wide and foggy zone between liberal democracy and closed authoritarianism. This comparative analysis will elaborate three major points in the prospect of democracy for Egypt and Tunisia. (1) The qualifications for a democratic space‚ (2) The role of Internal and External actors for

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    Realism Vs. Liberalism The concern about possession of weapons goes back to the period between the world wars and has been a continuous concern since the early 1950s. After World War II The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) was negotiated. “The NPT prohibited additional states who did not have already nuclear weapons from acquiring them and required current possessors from aiding in the in the spread…made them promise to reduce and eliminate their own.” (Snow‚ 2008:189) Throughout history

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