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    Name: Ongama Mtimka Student Number: 206516430 Programme Name: Masters in South African Politics and Political Economy Module Title and Code: Risk and Scenario Studies SLP 420 Title of Assignment: What are the most important forces driving global change. How will these forces shape the political economy of the world by 2014 and which of these forces are most likely to affect South Africa and why? This essay seeks to identify what the most important forces driving global change are; how these

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    What Do You Consider the Major Problems of the Nhs at Present? What Should the British Government Do About Them? The NHS is the nationalised hence‚ publicly funded healthcare system in the United Kingdom. The NHS is largely funded by general taxation (including a proportion from National Insurance payments but the National Insurance is not enough to cover the whole system)[1]. The UK government department resp... Premium3681 Words15 Pages Major Problems Facing Pakistan Today " MAJOR PROBLEMS

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    ourselves. The world is getting progressively poorer‚ and it’s all because of populating‚ or more precisely‚ over-population. There’s a finite store of resources on our pale blue dot‚ spaceship Earth‚ our small and fragile tiny planet‚ and we’re fast apporaching it’s ultimate carrying capacity. The limits to growth are finally upon us‚ and we’re living on borrowed time. The laws of population growth are inexorable‚ Unless we act decisively‚ the final result is written in stone: mass poverty‚ famine‚ starvation

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    and should strive to solve this problem for the greater good Notes: 3. “If the present growth trends in world population‚ industrialization‚ pollution‚ food production‚ and resource depletion continue unchanged‚ the limits to growth on this planet will be reached sometime within the next one hundred years. The most probable result will be a rather sudden and uncontrollable decline in both population and industrial capacity.” My personal opinion on this statement is most closely described by:

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    Environmental Politics The Finite Earth The discourse of Limits and Survival conceives nature as an inherent limit on human activity‚ and the discourse of Prometheanism conceives nature as a malleable resource for human activity. Focusing on these different conceptions of nature‚ which discourse do you consider more persuasive? Describe the basic features of each discourse (including different versions of each)‚ assess each discourse’s strengths and weaknesses‚ and present an overall argument

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    Youth restiveness and unemployment in Nigeria: The way out part 1 On November 12‚ 2012 · In Finance 12:00 am The words ‘youth’ and ‘restiveness’ have become so commonly used together in the last couple of years that it seems to have taken on a life of its own. In the last decade and more there has been a proliferation of cases all over the country and indeed the world‚ of youth agitations which have tons of people dead and valuable infrastructure as well as personal properties lost and destroyed

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    world. But‚ as you can see‚ we are still behind when regards to economic growth. I don’t believe those who say that over population is not a problem. Because‚ I do believe that overpopulation is a big‚ big problem. The Philippines is having a large population. And this large population is admittedly one of the main causes of our poverty since the government had difficulty in addressing the needs of its people. The population of the Philippines makes it “the 12th most populous nation in the world today”

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    only at the expense of loss of human abilities as well as loss of personal communication and contact with nature. Second‚ overpopulation has also caused a lot of problems whose negative influences on the world are unstoppable. Admittedly‚ as the population of the world continues to expand rapidly‚ lots of countries nowadays are either in severe poverty or their cities are becoming overcrowded. So that eventually‚ poverty will probably spread all over the world and lead to untold damage. As a result

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    Current Consumption Excessive? A General Framework and Some Indications for the United States.” Conservation Biology 21.5:1145-1154. Society for Conservation Biology‚ 2007. Academic Search Premier. Web. 05 Nov 2011. Engelman‚ Robert. “World Population Growth Slows Modestly‚ Still on Track for 7 Billion in Late 2011.” Vitalsigns.worldwatch.org. Worldwatch Institute 2010. Web. 05 Nov 2011. “Environmental Impacts of Construction.” Central Texas Environmental Services. U.S. Environmental Protection

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    refers to the relationship between the human population and its environment‚ the Earth‚ or smaller geographical areas such as countries. The population has been growing continuously since the end of the Black Death‚ around the year 1400‚ although the most significant increase has been in the last 50 years‚ mainly due to medical advancements and increases in agricultural productivity. The recent rapid increase in human population over the past two centuries has raised concerns

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