This could prove to be a good source of economy giving the country extra money to help pay off many of the debts they owe to various countries. ... A better-developed economy with an industrial side will also take some of the burden from the petroleum-based economy of today. As it is said by John Bacher Oil-Rich countries are much less likely to be democratic than oil-less Country. ... With a better-developed economy Nigeria could allow the petroleum to become less important as a source of income but still there to increase income. ... In conclusion a better-developed economy wil...

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JAMAICA I am going to write about the country of Jamaica. ... The popular religion in the country is Protestant. ... The government has strived to develop the economy, with some success. ... Sometimes a countries government imposing on the economy can dictate products in and out of the country, but the government of Jamaica encourages growth. ... Legal conditions are clearer than most countries. ...

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With other developing countries emerging in East Asia, many investors have begun to consider moving their factories and investments out of China and into countries where the costs of labor and supplies are cheaper. This paper will attempt to predict whether investors will move out of China and into other developing countries as `well as predicting the result from the following aspects: infrastructure of the country, business environment, and currency values; but the main focus will be on labor issues.  What are some of the rising developing countries in East Asia that investors are looking a...

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How can a country work without government? ... Society can't develop with many divided individuals who acted to benefit themselves only. How can countries develop without law? ... It makes country develop quickly and the citizen's life become better and better. ... Government is necessary for a country. ...

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These days, majority of countries now accepted the form of democracy. ... America has been the model of democracy for most of the European, and Asian countries. ... South Korea and Japan are good model for successful democratic countries that other countries can follow. ... Lastly, if we look as some of the Asian countries which accepted democracy, we can easily tell that most of them are reaching to developed nations like South Korea. So I think that by using democratic principles, other Asian countries also can develop far more than now. ...

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A class separation gap exists that is greater than that of any first world country, leading to problems that may not allow democracy to be the first step in developing the third world. ... There is a large gap between the classes which lead to a virtual lack of a middle class, which makes it difficult for the democracy to act as it would in a developed country. ... They should also have some personal tie to the countries governmental success. ... This is why it is hard for the third world to develop correctly; each powerful country involved in the aid is really in it for themselves. ... M...

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In my country we have proverb that says: "Every stick has two ends." ... Money and economic status are playing a big role in the developing nation. ... If people can't be equal than country also can't be equal. What is reasonable for one country maybe is not for another. ... America cannot go to another country and tell them what to do. ...

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However, it does have a Communist party (Chinese Communist Party) which has been ruling the country for over 2000 years. ... It is also due to this reason that even though China has advanced so far in markets and has developed its economy, the country still remains a developing country as there is still no change in the political regime of the country. ... Another institution that I am exploring here is the Executive system of the two countries. The executive system of both the countries varies greatly. In Nigeria, the patrimonial strongmen had ruled the country for around three decades. ...

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World have became globalize thus nor country pursuits self-sufficiency economic system. Politics holds economy of certain country and to be profitable position among the trade with other countries, policy of government must be practical rather than searching for their ideology or philosophy in it. ... Suzerain Russia couldn't avoid inducting capitalism and even disorganized USSR then east Europe communism country collapsed in 90's. Idealistic communism future seems impossible to achieve by observing the reality of existing communism country. ... Martin Breck and Jenny Franco in The ...

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He wanted to change the way the country had been run before he took charge. ... Andrew Jackson thought that our country wasn't Democratic enough so when he campaigned he told the people that he will listen to them and do there will. ... This shows that he believes that any citizen of the country has a right to be in the government. The second reason that Andrew Jackson was Democratic was that he wanted to extend our country for the people. He wanted the Indians to move out west to what is now Oklahoma so more Americans could move off of the east coast and develop our country more. ...

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Democracy is ruling of a country by people not by one man. ... And now that war is over the US is trying to develop conditions that will make Iraq democratic country. But what if another Saddam will appear in another country? ... I do not think that this is the way of making a country "democratic country". ... So the decision of having democratic country has to be made from inside, people from its own country need to show initiative and willing of having democracy in a country. ...

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Humans seem to have many weaknesses, and these weaknesses are normal and that is how humans were developed. Over our lifetime we develop: greed, power, lust, hate, deceitfulness, and betrayal. ... These other countries should have a choice, and who are we to say, "This is how it should be!" ... The ideals of Communism spread to two third-world countries we both recognized as a threat, Korea and Vietnam. ... The government is constantly at war with many other countries, and the leader is referred to as "Big Brother". ...

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As the eve of the American Revolution approached, colonists from different states began to unite as a country. ... The colonists had developed their own culture and society that was completely different from the British. ... The colonists developed a system of local governments that were primarily representative democracy. ... Between 1750 and 1756, the colonists developed a sense of unity that led to a rebellion from the British. ... This sense of nationalism helped develop a sense of American identity at the eve of the Revolution. ...

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However, there are also sub-categories for the aims: -to bring the problems which children have to deal with into the open and to come up with a solution for each problem -to make the results continuing and going a long way -to make the voice of children more audible and with this aim to launch the necessary campaigns -to make other people, other countries or organizations aware of this situation and with this aim to communicate with people, governments or other organizations for building new partnerships All around the world, there are 30 organizations which make partnership with this organi...

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It took years for their symptoms and cancers to develop. ... This country sends billions of dollars in foreign aid overseas, yet can't find 10-15 billion of dollars to help people who cleaned up the site. USA government has plenty of will and money to bomb other countries into submission, to bring democracy, but no desire to help Americans deal with their domestic issues. ... Thousands of people developed cancer as a result of their heroic actions, and also because they had orders to be there to do their job. ... Now many of these sick people can't pay for their medications or even...

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Today, females can go to school to gain knowledge of history and develop solutions to present day problems. Many females are very successful in leadership positions and many professions which can significantly affect to the development of country and its awareness of society. ... In other countries, voter turnout for women is generally higher than for men in Scandinavian nations, but lower in France. Italy, East European countries, and the developing world" (Patterson). ... All respects, liberty and equality of women are accepted by everyone in many countries. ...

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They pointed out "in order to assure the third estate the influence it deserves because of its numbers its votes in the assembly should be taken by head- This is due to the fact that there are more commoners than nobles in the country, and the commoners never had the right to vote. ... This government was developed to serve all the people equally and protect their rights. In Document 5, it states "The American example caused the Revolution to break out- This was the beginning of a democratic government in America, France and England and other European countries. ...

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The immigrant first claiming Syria as "the grandest country in the world" and despite reading newspapers condemning the Lebanon Government, maintained that "I still thought that our Government was as good as any." ... This argument is further developed with the need for his own Syrian "institutions" including media, commerce and the Church, further creating a lifestyle separate from American life. ... The Americanization of his perception of democracy is ardently displayed here, but is used by him as an impetus to bring about change in his country. ... Indeed, as he states: "Still we f...

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Welsh, "Central and Eastern European countries had reached a level that was considered conducive to the emergence of pluralistic policies" (19). ... As such, the nations in Eastern and Central Europe were seen as "anomalies in socioeconomically highly-developed countries where particularly intellectual power resources have become widespread" (Welsh 19). ... Economically, they were poised to unite with one of the richest countries, having one of the strongest economies, in the entire world. ... The privatization issue is among the thorniest involved in any country's transi...

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More and more countries are revolting against their dictators and parliaments and evolving into Democracies. ... Democracy also includes freedom of speech, press, and assembly; freedom to form opposition political parties and to run for office; commitment to individual dignity and to equal opportunities for people to develop their full potential. Some communist countries tend to call themselves democratic, and the mere fact that a government is elected by a majority of the popular vote does not of itself guarantee a democracy. ... Being an ocean apart from its mother country, who at this tim...

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However, although the Jacksonian Democrats were viewed as guardians of the Constitution and promoters of political and economic equality based on the instilled European standards that deemed the equality of political power and economic opportunity between white men as radical, they did not truly give equality to all peoples such as the American Indians, slaves and women or develop economic systems to favor a true democracy. ... Jackson shared the same opinions stating, "It is easy to conceive that great evils to our country and its institutions might flow from such a concentration of power in...

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Being a good citizen is not developed through mere participation in sports. ... Developing good citizen-athletes involves defining and developing the relationship from athlete to athlete, from athlete to team, and from athlete to community. ... What they have in common is working toward the common quality of life, protection of liberty, and pursuit of happiness for every citizen of this country. ... Because you didn't come from a foreign country, then obtain your citizenship, you may believe that the oath of citizenship doesn't apply to you. ... Every person is expected to obey the l...

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A country besieged with issues of social reform, its forerunner being slavery. ... A cry for a national literature rang throughout the country. ... Philip Freneau genuinely portrayed the American individual in his poetry and helped to develop themes that were uniquely American. ... America found itself facing a dilemma that would split the country in half: slavery. ... Although the country was divided, many southerners saw the inhumanity of one person owning another. ...

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All over the world, revolutions began to spring up against monarchies, and democratic governments began to develop. ... Parliamentary type representative legislatures were also developed in many of these countries, giving the people more power to rule (Pious). With the growing success of democracy in the United States and in other countries throughout the world, democracy became more and more popular. By the 1950's, almost every independent country on the planet had a government that embodied some of the principals and ideals put forth by democracy. ... This system is in no way perfect, ...

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They have a strong work ethic, a mastery of high technology, and they have a comparatively small defense stipend.3 They have succeeded in their goal to be one of the most technologically powerful countries in the world. ... China has never developed a capitalistic society because the people in power, the military, are in it all for a big personal gain. ... After the President is elected he primarily chooses all of the people he wants to run the country. ... The people are screwed over everyday and they do not even realize it because the school systems are for the elitist and for the future...

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