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    Those educated in the schools established during the Tanzimat period included Mustafa Kemal Atatürk and other progressive leaders and thinkers of the Republic of Turkey and of many other former Ottoman states in the Balkans‚ the Middle East and North

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    Highness” by the British Government. The Aga Khan believed that the poor status of Muslims in India was illiteracy‚ and therefore‚ education was the greatest solution. He felt that education should be a medium of service to others and a tool for modernization. Sultan Mohamed Shah‚ along with some of his close colleagues donated a significant sum of money to the Aligarh University. At the age of 29 the Aga Khan realized the poor political conditions for Muslims in India and formed the All India Muslim

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    creating powerful combinations that no one would dare attack. The final impetus for war being the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Austria in Sarajevo‚ Bosnia. The Central Powers consisted of Germany‚ Austria-Hungary‚ Ottoman Empire (Turkey)‚ and Bulgaria‚ against the Allies comprised of Britain‚ France‚ Italy‚ Russia‚ and later on the United States. The United States exchanged its neutrality for war in 1917 by declaring war on Germany. The war ended in 1918‚ as Germany and Austria-

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    to the world that newly independent countries could sustain development if they adopted Western strategies. Two of the strategies‚ the “human capital” and “modernization” theories became so attractive that since independence in the late 1950s and 1960s‚ developing nations have placed much emphasis on education as a vehicle for modernization and socioeconomic development. Because the movement to expand educational opportunities in the developing world was strongly tied to economic development and

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    AB ST RAC T The German sociologist Ulrich Beck has elaborated a highly original formulation of the theory of risk and reflexive modernization‚ a formulation that has had a significant impact upon recent sociological theorizing and research.This article examines Beck’s sociology of risk in the context of his broader social theory of reflexivity‚ advanced modernization and individualization. The article argues that Beck’s work is constrained by several sociological weaknesses: namely‚ a dependence

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    None of the mentioned innovation. To keep pace with the modernization‚ there should be room for improvement in the field of information technology. Nowadays‚ companies shift from manual to computerize primarily because of advantages brought by the use of computers. In connection with‚ problems such as missing data and information sent to the wrong place arise. Furthermore‚ some could not be able to handle the massive volume of data of customer. Under the old manual membership and billing systems

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    fundamentalism arose as a reaction to the influences of the West due to US backing for Shah‚ Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and the support for the Mujahedeen. However‚ Western influence may not be the only factor as globalisation and the failure of modernization and secularization also play a part in the rise of religious fundamentalism. At that point of time‚ many Islamist organizations define themselves in opposition to the West‚ and particularly the United States‚ especially as the latter’s foreign

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    program Dishya Sharma 10 Problems of third world Dishya Sharma 11 Modernization Dishya Sharma 12 United Nations Dishya Sharma 13 Role of Science in dominant paradigm Dishya Sharma 14 Economic goals of dominant paradigm Dishya Sharma 15 Entrepreneur as a catalyst Dishya Sharma 16 Darwin’s theory of modernization Dishya Sharma 17 Change agent Dishya Sharma 18 3 theorists that attributed modernization Dishya Sharma 19 History of Development Communication Annu Vishnu 20

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    ARCHITECTURE: An aid for the Philippines’ shift towards modernization A Library Research Paper for English 2: College Writing in English by Elisha Ruth V. Regondola W-4R Sir Moi Villanueva‚ Instructor March 22‚ 2013 Introduction In this twentieth century‚ every choice that we make greatly affects our surroundings whether it is advantageous or not. Relative to this‚ our country has chosen to take the path towards modernization. This change had caused various improvements in different

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    Russian desire for modernization. Through the Five-Years Plan Russia was able to build factories and accomplish engineering feats (such as dams) with in very short time period which largely increased Russia’s industrial output. These huge leaps and bounds in industrialization put Russia in the same position as Western Europe which allowed Russia to contend with the other nations on equal footing (or close to it) during World War II. Due to Stalin’s political and modernization efforts before World

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