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    Poverty ‚ inequality & social security. What should the role of the State be in respect of social mobility? Additionally‚ there are two types of social mobility‚ and they are horizontal mobility and vertical mobility. Firstly‚ horizontal mobility refers to when there is a change in position of occupation‚ but no change in social class. For example‚ when an individual change his job from a managerial position in one company to similar position in another. Vertical mobility refers to when there

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    Are aliens walking among us on earth? Scientists at the University of California hypothesize that this could be possible. They theorize that aliens have lived on earth among humans for quite some time. Camouflaged and acting as observers. Maybe you believe in aliens. Maybe the idea of aliens living on earth is absolutely absurd. In either case‚ it may not be too unrealistic to imagine. After all‚ NASA is spending large sums of money to find ancient Martian civilizations. If any evidence supporting

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    Environmental issues are distributed unevenly across human communities; however‚ social inequality is inherently important when examining these issues. Social inequality can be linked to the distribution of pollution‚ the treadmill of production‚ and overconsumption. Social inequality can also be influential to how society determines what environmental issues actually exist. For instance‚ individuals‚ such as minorities‚ that reside in highly polluted areas are usually concerned about pollution whereas

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    Jonathan Safran Foer once quoted “I see myself as someone who makes things. Definitions have never done anything but constrain”. This quote carries weight among not only among communities but also the younger generations as new definitions are constantly being changed. As a definition changes‚ it can open new doors for interpretations as well as close doors for creation among a generation that thrives to make a change. One particular example of this is the word libertarian‚ a word that may need

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    deaths for the Jews. Everyone should be aware of this awful genocide so that everyone can know what to do differently if anything like this were to happen again. We continue to learn about the Holocaust because it was a tragedy that took the nation by surprise. While other Allied countries were trying to defeat Hitler they didn’t know how to since it never happened before. Now that so many people are aware of what happened we will be prepared for any different type of event. Overall‚ in my opinion this

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    Michelle Safo Reading and writing history I love reading romance tragedy books. Firstly it gives me the opportunity to identify love; how love growths‚ what specific element bring the personas close and attached emotionally. Furthermore it gives in-depth information about love and the aspects of love‚ this is interesting because love is part of everyday life and a lot of people can relate to it which makes it relatable. Secondly the readers (I) feels inclusive and as well as learn from it in

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    tradition (one major traditional conservative value. One-nation conservatives agree with the foundations of pragmatic ideas. Whereas the New Right was heavily ideological- arguably‚ the application of Neo-liberal ideas with an emphasis on free-market economics (i.e.: heavy privatization in the Thatcher period) shows a radical change into applying newer principles. Traditional conservatives place a higher emphasis on pragmatic ideas- as these ideas have been tested over time (a conservative would argue

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    1/3/14 What is Positive Economics | What is Normative Economics Positive economics is economics that does not apply objectives to what an economy should be doing or what it “ought to be” doing. It ill describe equilibrium levels at certain prices and quantities but give no opinion on whether that is an appropriate price of quantity‚ It will examine the quantity theory of money and the interest rate while never stating whether an interest rate is good or bad. The “free market” is a system

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    To what extent have constitutional reforms since 1997 reduced the power of the UK government? Constitutional reform is the process of changing the way in which a country may be governed. There are many reforms that have arguably changed the UK constitution in such an extent that the power of the elected government has been reduced or restricted. Changes such have these have occurred much more frequently in the years since 1997. One reform that can be seen to have reduced the power of government

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    To what extent did Thatcherism represent a revolution in economic management in the UK? It is a fair assessment that Thatcher did represent a sea change or ‘revolution’ in economic management. It can certainly be said that Thatcherite policy transformed Britain to a post-industrial economy and killed off any remnants of post-war collectivism and egalitarianism with the aims of public ownership and full employment. Thatcherism also restructured the UK from a country dominated by big government to

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