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    Irish Politics 1922

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    anti-treaty prisoners. CnaG also set up the garda siochana to replace the RIC‚ this was critical for maintaining order and the 5000 unarmed GS were successful in this task against the 10000 fully armed RIC‚ this was a huge step in removing the gun from Irish politics. As well‚ in 1925-36 the IFS took action to declare the IRA illegal as well as other parties who threatened the stability of the IFS. These actions were incredibly important to take

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    Comparative Politics Notes

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    Comparative Politics Tuesday Sept 16 What is comparative Politics? Important Terminology? Politics: Who gets what when where and how. Usually focused on the study of the state. Power: The ability to get someone to do something that they might not otherwise do. COERCION. This does not always mean that you use force. Hard (Military Power‚ Police) and Soft power (leading by example without exerting force). Authority: “Employed to denote power that is viewed as proper and is voluntarily accepted

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    Indian Politics

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    multi-party system but one among the many parties is dominant party and monopolizes governmental power. Since independence up to the 4th general election in 1947 this was precisely the picture. The Congress party was in power during all the twenty years from 1947-67 both at the centre and in the states with a brief exception in Kerala in 1958. The 1967 elections saw the fall of the Congress monopoly in several states where unstable coalitions were established. The sixth General Election in 1977 witnessed

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    Terrorism and Religion

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    http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/rter20 What ’s so ‘religious’ about ‘religious terrorism’? Jeroen Gunning & Richard Jackson a a b School of Government and International Affairs‚ Durham University‚ Durham‚ UK b Department of International Politics‚ Aberystwyth University‚ Aberystwyth‚ UK Version of record first published: 16 Dec 2011. To cite this article: Jeroen Gunning & Richard Jackson (2011): What ’s so ‘religious’ about ‘religious terrorism’?‚ Critical Studies on Terrorism‚ 4:3‚ 369-388

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    Environmental Politics

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    means of international markets. The structures of many transnational commodity chains today makes it easier for consumers in the global North to distance themselves from their waste. Increases in the generation of waste can be linked to the development of larger‚ more intricately structured transnational commodity chains that spawned from the “drive towards economic liberalization in the North and South alike within the 1980s.1” Making it easier for commodities to be traded with the aid of lower trade

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    Music and Politics

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    Bibliography: Historical Notes [Internet] Available from <http://www.brandenburghistorica.com/page5.html>[Accessed 27 November 2012] Kater‚ M.H.‚(1997) Williams R. (2009) Is Popular Music an Effective Vehicle for Political Discourse? [Internet] Available from <http://blogcritics.org/music/article/is-popular-music-an-effective-vehicle/> [Accessed 22.03.2010]

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    Politics and Society

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    impression of a large and crude claylike figure‚ a golem‚ into which a demonic spark has been instilled." He was nonetheless "a man who perhaps more than any other determined the course of the twentieth century." "Any adult inhabitant of this country‚ from a collective farmer up to a member of the Politburo‚ always knew that it would take only one careless word or gesture and he would fly off irrevocably into the abyss." (The Gulag Archipelago‚ vol. 2‚ p "Fear by night‚ and a feverish effort by day

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    irish politics

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    that both their parents supported them which had a huge impact on their choice of party. They stated that because they are farmers they support this party as they believe they do the most for their occupation more than any other party. I could tell from the interview that they were very close to this party. They said that personality does matter in relation to choosing a party and that the closer you feel to the person the more you have trust in their policies and decisions. Interviewee three; when

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    religion

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    meals a day. We learned to make do with what we had along with taking public transportation everywhere we went! On Monday we arrived at the first school named Pleasant Ridge Montessori. We were kindly greeted by each teach and assigned to our separate classrooms. We held no expectations because after all we were just in an elementary school right? I walked into my classroom and immediately swarmed with questions such as‚ “Who are you?” or “ Why are you here?” and naturally all young children

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    Comparative Politics

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    presidential systems. The focus of parlimentary systems is that the chief executive (prime minister‚ premier‚ etc.) is usually a member of the parliament. The prime minister appoints members to a cabinet as does a president. The dependency of support from the parliament allows an easier removal of the prime minister than the removal of a president. Parliament can oust a prime minister and his cabinet (government) with a vote of no-confidence. A president has a set time he/she will serve and is elected

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