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    Applying all the above mentioned to Russia as a case study it becomes clear that all 3 reasons according to Lerner are appropriate to more or less extent: historical origins of the legal system in general and long-standing feudal inheritance have in complex with internal political situation and especially with the centralized power during the long period of time in USSR a huge impact on the delayed development of intellectual property rights protection. As it was already mentioned

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    1793: King Louis XVI of France guillotined in Paris. Thomas Paine’s Rights of Man banned; Paine condemned in absentia (he is in France) for high treason. The British government‚ headed by Prime Minister Pitt‚ begins to arrest anyone publishing anything criticizing the government. William Godwin publishes Political Justice‚ a huge philosophical tract that argues Paine’s case from a theoretical point of view. Godwin is not imprisoned largely because his book’s price (forty times the price of Paine’s)

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    Revolution was the high taxes that the 3rd estate was required to pay. “Price of bread had risen among the people’s ability to pay” (Doc. 1). This meant that any money for the bread‚ they couldn’t buy bread for their starving families. “The tallies and the feudal dues are crushing us” (Doc. 1). Taxation of the lands and homes of the people of the 3rd estate took away most of their money because they had to pay for the extravagant spending of the nobles and clergy. Jealousy was also an important factor to make

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    An empire is an extensive group of states or countries under a single supreme authority. Most empires rise because of a strong personality or a ruler/king that conquers other land to make it his own. Usually a ruler has good ideas and a plan that will make his empire stronger and bigger. For example‚ discovering new technology‚ desire to become an empire‚ and good economy. While all empires fall because their ruler dies‚ the enemy finds better technology‚ fighting themselves‚ natural disasters‚ and

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    specific events about art business that happened in America. In article “Censorship and Its Progeny”‚ author tells me a lot of stories about political art. As we know‚ in Middle Ages‚ people are governed by feudal dynasty. And the religion is the most important tool that feudal dynasty uses to govern people. Everything that conflicts with the religion will be destroyed including art. The author gives some examples to support this point. In 1494Girolamo Savonarola is executed because he burned

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    Ralph Anthon Tato Problem The increasing number of unemployment rate in the Philippines and parallel to this is the increasing number of poor people Objectives Alternative Course of Action Freeing the majority of the Filipino people from feudal bondage through a genuine agrarian reform program and rural industrialization. Establishing a livelihood and vocational programs in ever community if possible to give opportunities to those undergraduates. Optimizing local capital to enable the

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    with Spain‚ while Scotland sided with France. It should be mentioned that at this time Scotland dealt with feudal anarchy‚ as noted by Richard G. Kyle‚ “In the 100 years prior to the birth of John Knox‚ every king of Scotland had met his death by violence. Only one had been as old as 15 at accession‚ and not had survived beyond the age of 42.” Obviously the Scot’s were not privy to Feudal

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    Aspects of slavery from c. 500 BCE until c. 1650 CD Slavery or servitude could be described as one of the most important factors that shaped the culture and lifestyles of the world. Slavery is an essential characteristic to mention when describing all parts of history‚ including ancient‚ medieval and New World societies. These societies viewed class status as a major structural part of their everyday life and social makeup. Class status helped to organize the hierarchy of the nation and produce

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    this time. Government and the economy was essentially the same no matter who was in charge‚ they were both based on a feudal system. Under feudalism a land owner “rented” their land to peasants who agreed to give the owner the majority of their crops. This landowner had pledged his allegiance to the King. As far as the economy was concerned it was relatively stagnant‚ the feudal lords set the prices and kept the wealth earned from their land. There was little room for advancement under this system

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    century‚ Japan had a modern constitution and national parliament‚ though it was not truly democratic. The modernization of the nation also made Japan richer and more economically stable‚ with a structured education system. Japan‚ an impotent‚ closed feudal state‚ was transformed into a formidable nation focused on nationalism. In attempt to acquire strength and unity in the government‚ political changes focused on creating a centralized government and a western constitution. In consequence‚ the

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