Democracy

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Inception of savagery. Drifting further away War Anticipation of a War Government, Ruling Class Soldiers Vanishing Poppies Peace German Concentration Camps National Pride The Schutzstaffel From Young Soldiers, to Men fighting for their lives Peace, democracy Germany vs. U.S.A Action (Conflict) Perished Soldiers War Instigation National Symbol, Identity Destruction Causes of the War Deafening Sounds of War Battlefield Forgetting Clothes Pagan Clothing Sane to Savage Conch Shell Conflict between

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Africa is normally due to conflict, lack of opportunities, political instability, health risk, unemployment and lack of social wellbeing. All those reason can be group as follow: Lack of good governance It is characterize by the lack of democracy and liberty, political instability which cause conflicts. Political instability increases the rates at which professionals move to the developed nations. e.g: The war in Sudan between the Islamic north and the Christian south has led to the emigration

especially against a state, which does not respect common norms. The European Union as a certain association of states has a common system basis in the systems of power, which are based on commonly respected constitutional values like freedom, democracy, respect towards basic human rights and freedoms, the binding nature of law (state of law). The European Union has a common standard of constitutional values according to Article 6, 1 of the EU Treaty. There are acting 25 legally independent constitutions

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Lebohang Lijane, Vijaya Ramachandran, and Jerome Wolgin, Challenges of African Growth (Washington: Banque Mondiale, 2007), p. 13. 4 5 Ibid p.135. Swarns et Norimitsu Onishi, “Africa Creeps Along Path to Democracy,” New York Times, 2 juin 2002. 6 Larry Diamond, The State of Democracy in Africa,” in Democratization in Africa: What Progress toward 2 L‟état de la démocratie libérale en Afrique : Introduction L‟état de la démocratie libérale en Afrique : Résurgence ou recul ? www.UnMondeLibre

that has a stable democracy, that ensures the rules of law, that respects human rights and protection of minorities and to have a functioning market economy • The EU law has become an integral source of lax in all member states. LECTURE 3: History of the EU • Why the EU was created: - WW1 and WW2 - Fear of the spread of communism - Fear of US domination - Pressure from the USA - Marshall plan - For peace and unity - To protect human rights - To promote democracy - To protect each

contributed to the June 29 declaration which issued President Chun out of power and led to direct elections in December 1987. The desire not to taint the Olympic Games with military dictatorship and riots served as an impetus for Korea’s transition to democracy. The Olympics gave a strong power to the development of South Korea's relations with Eastern Europe, the USSR and the People's Republic of China. Thanks to the diplomatic relations with these countries, South Korea improved foreign trade.

l’Inspecteur du Travail de toute revendication, plainte ou réclamation concernant l’application des prescriptions légales et réglementaires dont elle est chargée d’assurer le contrôle. 1 CSAC Solidarité – Travail – Démocratie Solidarity – Work – Democracy Président:: C.P.N. VEWESSE Secrétaire Général: Louis SOMBES Enregistrée sous le N° CSAC/CE/1 DU 02 /03/006