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    Religion vs. Secularism

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    Religion and Secular Public Policy The relationship that never worked In the American presidential election of 2004‚ faith-based policies and issues of religion were at the center of the controversy. With his religious stances on abortion‚ gay marriage‚ and faith-based education‚ as well as his campaign’s success in painting him as a man of religious conviction‚ President George W. Bush commanded the pious‚ Christian population‚ which appeared in great numbers at the polls. Senator John Kerry’s

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    Chapter Three Notes Political Culture and Political Socialization * Each nation has its own political norms that influence how people think about and react to politics. * American’s strong feelings of patriotism‚ the Japanese deference to political elites‚ and the French proclivity for protest all illustrate how cultural norms shape political. * When a new regime forms‚ a supportive public can help develop the new system‚ while the absence of public support may weaken the new system

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    Magic, Myth, & Religion

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    Magic‚ Myth‚ & Witchcraft Class Notes up to Midterm 1-24-2013 Symbols and Ritual Symbolism Theoretorical perspective that shape the social science exploration of religion Core concepts today over Symbols Symbols The complexity of human communication is made possible through the ability of humans to create and use symbols They permit people to discuss abstract topics To explain the irrational or things we cannot see or physically interact

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    Francis Fukuyama. Introduction. The specifics of the international situation after the Cold War. Since 1985‚ the world is going through an amazing evolution. The interdependence emerged and has become a reality of understanding of all processes in the world. Peace‚ freedom‚ human rights‚ social security‚ democracy have taken place of those values‚ because of which the major battles were unfold in the international arena and within countries. Overnight concepts collapsed that before seemed

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    Causes of Street Crime

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    Causes of street crimes The major causes are unemployment and illiteracy rate but there are some other factors too like lawlessness‚ fundamentalism‚ backwardness and double standards prevailing in the society. People around the world always think of Pakistannis as terrorists- we aren’t all like that. Yes‚ I agree that there is a high crime rate‚ however‚ most Pakistanni’s in the lesser civilised areas of Pakistan suffer from extreme depths of poverty‚ which is somewhat the main reason for high

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    turkeys admission to EU

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    Introduction The main question to consider is whether Turkey’s admission to the EU would be economically advantageous for the Union. I will start by giving you some information about the background of this debate‚ which is going on for quite some time now. Turkey’s application to accede to the European Union was already made in 1987. But by doing this‚ Turkey was not yet an official candidate. It was officially recognized as a candidate for full membership in 1999. The real negotiations about

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    Propaganda Tool Analysis

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    of the masterminds behind the attacks on September 11‚ 2001. Many news networks on television portrayed a feud between Bin Laden and Bush. Video tapes of Bin Laden was showed to the public as well as Bush vowing to protect America from Muslim fundamentalism. This helped to portray President Bush as a strong militant leader who strongly opposed terrorist attacks that posed a threat to the U.S. In his State of the Union‚ Bush posed Iran‚ Iraq and North Korea as threats. The narrative being displayed

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    the formation of current radical Islamic groups. Although these radical groups associate themselves to Islam‚ Muslims condemn their actions. Sayyad Qutb fervent Egyptian nationalist and anticommunist stance would become ideas for his Islamic fundamentalism. He despised westerners because of the support they had provided the Israelis. In addition‚ his experience in American confirmed his views of it being a scandalous‚ materialistic‚

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    Middle Eastern‚ Muslim‚ cold blooded and hard headed suicide bombers who are out to destroy all that standing in the western world. The gargantuan international effort on the War on Terrorism has created a psychological construct where Islamic fundamentalism and the Middle Eastern race are now considered as potential terrorists. There have been numerous circumstances where Muslims and Arabic costume and color precipitated discrimination and hate campaigns. Movies and films of Rambo and Schwarzenegger

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    people will read my book and see that this abstract thing‚ this Axis of Evil‚ is made up of individuals with lives and hopes.” And in her introduction to Persepolis‚ she explains that she wrote the book to show that Iran is not only a country of “fundamentalism‚ fanaticism‚ and terrorism.” Think about how Satrapi goes about challenging this myth? Does Persepolis dispel or confirm your views on Iran? In an ESSAY‚ think about ways does Persepolis deepens your understanding and knowledge of Iran. In a STORY

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