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    bases in the Philippines; and Vietnam’s withdrawal from Cambodia diminished superpower influence in the region. These events also prompted several East Asian littoral governments to re-calculate the strategic and national security implications of sovereignty claims made to islands in the South China Sea. In this regard‚ the financial turmoil that has whipsawed national economies throughout East Asia since 1998 has undercut the political stability of these same states and‚ in so doing‚ contributed to

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    of America and is the people’s conventional method of influencing government. Democracy’s literal translation is “rule by the people” and when the founders of the Constitution met to revise the Articles of the Confederation‚ concern for popular sovereignty shaped the emerging government’s policies. Unfortunately‚ the right to vote was not extended to all people. Brave men and women sacrificed much to secure their inalienable right to influence government through voting. Thus voting‚ being essential

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    is something terribly wrong. An individual could split the food issue going on in a specific country into two categories: food security and sovereignty. Food security occurs when people are allowed access of food that is safe and nutritious towards their own personal preferences so that they can live a healthy‚ happy life. On the other hand‚ food sovereignty exists when people have the

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    slavery. First‚ after the Mexican-American War‚ California was immediately admitted to the Union as a free state‚ and quickly prospered economically because of its gold-rich land.The Utah‚ and New Mexico territories were open to slavery by popular sovereignty‚ there was little population of slave holders there so these territories remained free of slavery. It also abolished all slave trade in the capital (Washington D.C.)‚ which was ironic in the fact that the slave trade took place

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    authority‚ Murphy argues that international law arises from a horizontal structure‚ in which all 193 nation states have supreme authority in self-governing their statehood. However‚ Teitel disagrees with Murphy’s viewpoint because she argues that sovereignty fails to understand the challenges of security in terms of protection and preservation of the people. Her argument is based on a framework of humanitarian law where sovereign states are shifting their relations between economic development and

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    From the articles and some of my own research it appears to be an underlying critical question in the analysis of drone attacks. Has the United States really violated Pakistan’s sovereignty? I believe that technically at least by book definition the United States has in fact violated Pakistan and Yemen’s sovereignty. The United States is now involved with the multiple attacks in Pakistan and Yemen and is looking for other military bases to hold more drones. It appears as though there is some scrutiny

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    Eng 2423-8A World Literature I 19 April 2013 The Duality of Chaucer’s Wife of Bath: How Her Prologue and Tale Reflect Her Character Geoffrey Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales details a company’s pilgrimage to Canterbury to visit the shrine of Thomas a Becket‚ the Archbishop who was brutally murdered on the altar of his own cathedral (Leeming 125). This journey was a common one‚ often made by those seeking some form of moral or spiritual renewal‚ and it is no coincidence that the pilgrims’ journey

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    the State‚ however the international community has a role that cannot be blocked by the invocation of sovereignty. Sovereignty no longer exclusively protects States from foreign interference; it is a charge of responsibility where States are accountable for the welfare of their people. This principle is enshrined in article 1 of the Genocide Convention and embodied in the principle of “sovereignty as responsibility” and in the concept of the Responsibility to Protect. However one concern about eh

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    SOCIAL CONTRACT THEORY Social contract theory (or contractarianism) is a concept used in philosophy‚ political science and sociology to denote an implicit agreement within a state regarding the rights and responsibilities of the state and its citizens‚ or more generally a similar concord between a group and its members‚ or between individuals. All members within a society are assumed to agree to the terms of the social contract by their choice to stay within the society without violating the contract;

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    Evaluate the Free Market Economy It is essential for every society to have some type of economic system in order to utilize their scarce resources to satisfy people’s unlimited wants. One specific type of economic system is the free market economy; an economy that is based off the citizens choice and not directed by the government. In this economy people can buy and sell goods and services‚ and this is completely controlled by consumers and producers. Every economy has advantages and disadvantages

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