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Articles in World Politics

By Jones39 0 comments
This article will teach readers how to analyze the desperate third nation concept... more »
By Paul McDaniel 2 comments
Xenophobia is an irrational and unreasonable fear or contempt of that which is foreign or unknown, especially of strangers or foreign people. The term is most often used to describe a fear or dislike of foreigners or of people significantly ... more »
By Paul McDaniel 1 comments
We all are living in an era of globalization. Ever-increasing economic, political, and cultural globalization and global interconnectedness are an important factor of life. Everything from business to the environment occur in a world without ... more »
By Peggy English 1 comments
Earth Day 2008 is Tuesday, April 22! Learn what you can do to make noise in Washington DC about climate change. Make yourself heard so that our elected officials understand the significance of putting initiatives in place now for our future and ... more »
By Silverwing 4 comments
Have you ever thought about how thankful you should be to live in the land of the free, to be thankful that you don't have to take everything for granted in your life. So, here are the steps to follow to help you smell that beautiful rose in your ... more »
By Jones39 0 comments
This article defines the relevance of ancient warfare... more »
By Desula 1 comments
You may have heard about Darfur in the news, but not know much about the subject. This article is to give you an update on WHO - WHAT - WHEN - WHERE and WHY so you can intelligently discuss the Darfur conflict. At the end of the article there ... more »
By Melos 1 comments
Every evil overlord starts out as a small child, dreaming of someday being able to take over the world. This is a big dream, and one that will not be realized without a lot of careful planning. While some evil overlords just wing it, letting ... more »
By Martina McKoy 0 comments
The United Nations officially declared October 17th World Poverty Day in 1987, and the organization has continued to raise the collective consciousness on this issue ever since. Follow these steps to bring enlightenment to the students in your ... more »
By eHow Culture & Society Editor 0 comments
In the past few decades, women have made leaps and bounds in securing rights for themselves and calling attention to sexist injustices. Still, there is much room for progress and women still suffer discrimination and violation of basic rights all ... more »
By Michael Motta 3 comments
In researching kitsch for an article I wrote on it, I came across the following description: "Kitsch does not analyze culture but repackages and stylizes it. Kitsch reinforces established conventions, appealing to mass tastes and gratifying ... more »
By celticeagle 3 comments
Here are afew things some of us forget to check... more »
By WriterGig 4 comments
Even the possibility of a rice shortage is frightening considering that nearly 3 billion people worldwide depend on rice as the main staple of their diet. In the U.S., people eat more wheat and corn than rice. However, Asian-Americans and those ... more »
By Paul McDaniel 1 comments
This brief how to article will outline the major and important points of cultural geography, a subfield of human geography... more »
By stlscientist 2 comments
Drilling for US oil will only allow money to stay within the US, but it will not lower the price of gasoline. This article is not pro or con, only educational... more »
By Paul McDaniel 3 comments
Immigration to the United States is a highly debated topic these days. Current international migration, including migration and immigration to the U.S., is ultimately a product of economic, political, and cultural globalization. But the nature of ... more »
By Michael Motta 0 comments
One of the main structural differences I've found between being a liberal and being a conservative is that as a liberal you can basically transfer your political ideas from one place to the next and you're still a liberal - not so with ... more »
By sekitto kisakye 3 comments
Politics would have been a good game but the bad politicians makes it a dirty game by practicing illegal acts like dictatorship,cheating votes, corruption and embezzlement hence causes violence... more »
By laurapayne 0 comments
There are many books available and much has been written about the subject of proper grammar. One certainly doesn’t have to look far to learn proper grammar, learn how to improve ones grammar or have grammar questions answered. But, have you ... more »
By martygit 0 comments
Benito Mussolini was the fascist dictator of Italy from 1922 to 1943. The most destructive aspect of his years in charge was as a role model for eventual German dictator Adolf Hitler, who followed his fascist beliefs. Mussolini later became ... more »
By vikki9 15 comments
Chi flows. Let's set a powerful intention for World Peace and cover the earth with it! Feng Shui can help... more »
By eHow Health Editor 0 comments
Sexual slavery implies trafficking human beings, which affects literally hundreds of thousands of individuals, primarily women and children, every year. Many people are tricked into emigrating from their home country through promises of ... more »
By Limowreck 11 comments
The Darfur crisis rages on. The United Nation battles internally between the desire to help and the financial and political interests of China, Russia, and Muslim nations. The killing, raping, maiming and torture of hundreds of thousands of ... more »
By martygit 0 comments
On July 20, 1944, 6 weeks after D-Day, the most ambitious attempt to kill German dictator Adolf Hitler was made. What did it entail? Why did it fail? Read on to find out... more »
By airesflora 0 comments
Today, with the selective approach the media has taken to reporting news, some activists feel that marches are the best method for exposing a cause to a wider audience. There are steps you should take that can make this a safe and beneficial ... more »