Old imperialists recognized the economic burden in colonization as it could possibly lead to colonial wars and raise taxes, hence harming their economic interest. ... The political structure of the 1 (Chris Talbot, 1999) colonies was left intact as it was never the main intention of the corporate companies govern unless it interfered with their economic interests. ... A typical example was Dutch colonialism in the form of the V.O.C., or Dutch East India Company, which lasted from 1605 to 1799. ... Gradually, corporate enterprises which had the disadvantage of having to keep making profits...

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For centuries, wars have been fought to end classism and to transform legislation to allow mobility between certain statuses in a society. From the age old archetypal story of the "Prince and the Pauper," to the formation of the Middle Class in the U.S. immediately after World War II, class is something that has existed and divided citizens of almost every nation. ... In examination of the traditional, social unrest, war, and rebellion have always been one of the primal modes that humans have used to change any undesirable constrain placed upon them. ... In an ABC News story, "t...

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It was not gas, not bullets, not even war itself, but racism that took millions of lives. ... But that was not the case in the aftermath of world war one. ... It forced the dismissal of individuals who belong to these races from position of public employment, included all positions in radio broadcasting, educational institutions, orchestras, theater companies, and museums. ... Of cause, the persecution of the Jews and Gypsies was not the first time that a race as a whole became the victim of war, and surely it will not be the last one, because racism still exists today. ...

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Introduction Hundreds of companies in the United States started moving their customer service jobs to India in the late 1990s (Patel, 2008). ... The American IT service companies found it attractive that there are a lot of English-speaking people in India, whose wages are lower than in the United States (Pal & Buzzanell, 2008). ... The Impact of Neoliberal Globalization The neoliberal trend started progressing in the Western countries at the end of the Second World War, with the creation of International Financial Institutions at Bretton Woods (George, 1999). ... Moreover, outsourcing compani...

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Through these years India was involved in many wars, creation of many religions and the home to many great leaders in the past. ... The British left India high and dry; they turned religion against religion, they made promises that would be broken, sent thousands of Indian men to fight in World War 1 and only about a hundred men returned, they killed Indians of different religions whom talked to one an other and had numerous accounts of massacres. ... Only about 15% of Indian's population works in manufacturing companies nevertheless India's manufacture great textiles, sturdy steel, ...

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Since this crossing over of interests exists and the power that these multi- and transnational companies exert, leads some sociologists to have a grim outlook about cultures. ... Such occurrences have made new places are become new targets in the war of consumerism. ...

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The British had been strengthening and expanding their power slowly since 1803, when the East India Company took over vast areas of India. ... However, the mighty empire became weak due to civil wars and was finally overtaken by the British who seized the opportunity to expand their own colonies. ...

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Land Reforms and Its Effects Introduction Land reforms include regulation of ownership, operation, leasing, sales & inheritance of land. In an agrarian economy like India where there is both scarcity and an unequal distribution of land, coupled with a large mass of rural population reeling with abject poverty, there is a compelling political and economic argument for land reforms. It has received top priority on the policy agenda since the time of independence. In the subsequent decades since the independence India has passed a substantial amount of land reforms legislations. The basic logic f...

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"You can't have any dessert until you finish your vegetables."" A phrase anyone can relate to whether you are the 5 year old receiving these harsh demands to eat your colorful, vitamin enriched food, or if you are the parent giving out these healthy demands. The parent telling their children to eat their vegetables knows that vegetables are nature's way of providing nutrients that are essential for the human body. A question that has been in the making for almost a century now, is that really all these vegetables are providing to our loved ones. Are there hazardous chemicals in our ...

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