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    from their own governments (McCrummen‚ 2011). . Tunisia was the first of the Arab country to over throw their government igniting other revolutions in Egypt‚ Libya‚ Yemen‚ Bahrain‚ and sparked protests in Algeria‚ Iraq‚ Jordan‚ Kuwait‚ Morocco‚ and Sudan which answers the question of “where this Arab Springs took place.” Though there were common factors‚ each protesting country had their own particular goals. For instance‚ protesters in Tunisia were largely calling time out on the corruption of

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    1)What do you think are the common and different causes and dynamics of the Civil Revolts in Tunisia‚ Egypt‚ Libya‚ and Syria? All episodes of protests have a political implications‚(вовлечения) especially in authoriatorian and semi-autoritorian countries. The “Arab Sping” has widely belived to have been instigated(давать толчёк) by dissatisfaction with the rule of local governmets . Numerous factors (causes) have lead to the protests‚ including issue such as dictatorship or absolute monarchy

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    Even though revolutions occur for many reasons across different eras and cultures‚ one can find certain commonalities. Generally‚ revolutions occur when there have been changes and/or improvements in a society‚ but the rate of change has been too rapid or the rate of improvement within a society is seen as insufficient for the general population. One common thread is a large influx to the cities from the countryside resulting in people who are displaced not only economically‚ but culturally as well

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    Contesting Authority

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    The well-being of a society is enhanced when many of its people question authority. Originated from Ancient Greece‚ modern civilization tends to glorify democracy over authoritarianism. Thus‚ people are drawn to express their opinion about the way their rulers lead their societies. While questioning authority could be regarded as confusing and dangerous for a country’s stability‚ conscious authority questioning improves significantly government’s policies and then‚ people’s welfare. North

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    Unrest in the Arab World Will the United States be on the right side of history? The Right Side of History?   The wave of demonstrations‚ uprisings and revolutions in North Africa and the Middle East has presented the United States with a complex set of diplomatic problems. While a key component of U.S. foreign policy is promoting and supporting democracy‚ it is vital to U.S. interests that the Middle East remains relatively stable. A truly democratic Arab world is a new concept‚ and

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    ideas and investments with concrete impacts on business and people. You are ideal because in working with you‚ I can reconcile my strong social awareness with my business acumen. With over 6 years of banking and private equity with Amen Bank in Tunisia and 2 years of consultancy projects with clients spanning 4 continents during my MBA journey‚ I am fully confident that I can contribute immediately into your business. As an Analyst‚ I handled different projects in various sectors in their quest

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    corrupt. Once I reach the office‚ I take the gasoline jug and pour it on myself. After I take a breath‚ I light the match.––When Mohammed Bouazizi set himself on fire outside of the municipal office in Tunisia‚ there was a wave of revolutionary thoughts that spread throughout the country. Tunisia is a small country in northern Africa. It used to have high unemployment‚ a corrupt government‚ widespread poverty and high food prices. The Tunisian (Jasmine) Revolution started in December of 2010 and

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    & Ellison‚ 2007). Online Social Networking sites have recently played a role in revolutions across several Arab and African countries (M. Attia‚ Aziz‚ Friedman and F. Elhusseiny 2011). One illustration of an up rise caused by OSN took place in Tunisia. This essay will examine the positive and negative effects of involving an Online Social Networking site called Facebook‚ in the Tunisian revolution and will then show that online social networking sites had a positive effect on the Tunisian revolution

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    demonstrations‚ sit-ins‚ rallies and insurgency in the Arab world‚ mainly to get rid of dictatorship aimed at democratic form of government in these countries through violent or non-violent means. To date‚ rulers have been forced from power in Tunisia‚ Egypt (twice)‚ Libya‚ and Yemen; civil uprisings have erupted in Bahrain and Syria; major protests have broken out in Algeria‚ Iraq‚ Jordan‚ Kuwait‚ Morocco‚ and Sudan; and minor protests have occurred in Mauritania‚ Oman‚ Saudi Arabia‚ Djibouti

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    Violence In Rap Music

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    According to Becky Tatum (1999) he said that the rap music has many themes that involve many themes racism‚ drug addiction‚ Rap Music is considered to be the voice of the African American youth. He also stated the types of rap music; lifeline and hard-core rap‚ commercial or soft rap; the commercial or the soft rap is all about social messages that addresses social messages between the races and classes which describes problems and frustrations that exist between teenagers and parents on the other

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