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    Democratic Peace Theory (DPT) Introduction Democratic Peace Theory (DPT) is a modern political theory which became popular among the democratic country to extend and promote their ideology that brings peace and prosperity for the nations. DPT was originated by Immanuel Kant‚ a German philosopher‚ in the 1795‚ and it was scientifically evaluated on 1960s. DPT’s main principle say that‚ the democratic countries do not go to war against each other‚ for they have common ambitious hope and dream for

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    inevitably be contrary to the rules and expectations of modern civilized society. Through years of postmortem examinations and anthropometric studies of criminals‚ the insane‚ and normal individuals‚ Lombroso became convinced that the "born criminal" (reo nato‚ a term given by Ferri) could be anatomically identified by such items as a sloping forehead‚ ears of unusual size‚ asymmetry of the face‚ prognathism‚ excessive length of arms‚ asymmetry of the cranium‚ and other "physical stigmata." Specific criminals

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    Freddie Lin and Lucy Chang Mrs. Dollenberg 10-B Mainstream 14 January 2015 Cold War Duck and Cover Cold War is a conflict between USA and Soviet Union after World War two. Suspicion and mistrust had defined the US and the Soviet Union relations for decades. Although Cold War was called a “war”‚ it didn’t really use weapons to fight with each other. Both superpowers threatened each other with nuclear annihilation and participated frequently in supporting allied nations‚ which had violent wars‚ like

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    Globalization Diminishes the Role of the State Olga Kempi Globalization is a controversial issue which is discussed in many spheres‚ such as politics‚ economics‚ culture‚ social sciences. It is an obvious phenomenon of contemporary world: events happening in some part of the world could be known in another in a few seconds. We are watching TV translations from different countries sitting on a couch in our room. People travel around the globe knowing what they are going to see‚ where to eat and

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    The Effects of Colonization on Modern African Cultures In November1884 - 1885‚ Europe met for The Berlin Conference in which Africa was sub-divided giving each current European powers a part to govern. This scrabble for Africa was an official degradation of all African future political power and present government. The utilization of African land‚ resources and people to build European powers was imposing and came with extensive consequences. The new European map sub-divided Africa injudiciously

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    Tanks In The Cold War

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    After the destruction of World War II‚ all major powers accepted tanks as a main part of their arsenal notably the soviet union. The Cold War had started a few years after World War II. Tanks had been an importance form governments to restrain their own people. The iconic picture of eastern Germany‚ or the communist control over eastern Europe; Tanks struck fear into the minds of many citizens (Tucker 137). The structure of the tank began to undergo many changes during the Cold War. As the 1950s

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    world war precisely because rational minds…extracted a durable peace from the very terror of nuclear weapons.” (Luttwak‚ 1983). Moreover‚ Robert Art and Kenneth Waltz both extrapolate that “the probability of war between American and Russia or between NATO and the Warsaw Pact is practically nil precisely because the military planning and deployments of each‚ together with the fear of escalation to general nuclear war‚ keep it that way.” (Art‚ Waltz‚ 1983) Yet there are many who also share the view of

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    Is the Intervention in Libya legal? Under International Law Nowadays‚ we can observe how big and different the world is. So many cultures and politics are within us but always with the same purpose. Get our goals and purposes. It is difficult to change ideologies‚ most of the time these comes from ancient customs involved to religion and beliefs. In this case we as human beings with open mind are in the obligation to respect and tolerate it‚ but having in mind that security and the welfare of every

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    Deployment Force and maintained a balance of power in the Gulf. Israel grew ever-stronger and more secure‚ and Egypt eventually realigned towards us too. And then the Soviet Union collapsed‚ which allowed the United States to bring the Warsaw Pact into NATO and spread market-based systems throughout the former communist world. Stephen M. Walt ideas are important because he breaks down how America is number one. It means the United States is going to have set priorities‚ and write off some areas or

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    The organization said the killings at the military-run school were "revenge" for a widespread military operation in the North Waziristan tribal area earlier this year. The group‚ called Tehrik-I-Taliban Pakistan (TTP)‚ was formed in 2007‚ in the aftermath of the siege of the Red Mosque in Islamabad. The group’s first leader Baitullah Mehsud was killed in a US missile attack in August 2009. It aims to impose a strict interpretation of the Koran throughout the country and then created attacks

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